In their complementary interaction, the poems may dramatize how a wholesome personality blends aspects of mirth and melancholy.
The great lengths that diners are willing to travel to eat their food, the hours they are willing to wait for a seat at the bar, may dramatize a desire to return, impossibly, to something unrecoverable — the "flavor memory" of childhood, the simple ecstasy of a packed family dinner table, a transformative Styrofoam plate of food-court stir-fry.
It isn't easy to dramatize this depression.
There are two ways to dramatize this compelling theory.
Men dressed in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers-like costumes dramatize this contribution, and act out several Olympic events.
"If there is no evidence that the child has been abandoned, then there is no reason to dramatize this".
LaBute is the only one of his playwriting peers to fully understand and dramatize this psychological fillip, which is why his plays are so complex and unnerving.
Their debate, it was widely anticipated, would dramatize this gap.
Data on simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV /HIV dramatize this point; scientists now theorize that SIVs were transmitted from primates to humans on several occasions (3, 4).
Those issues — of trust and daring — are what May dramatizes in "Curtain Raiser," the first and most exuberant of three one-acters playing at the Biltmore, under the collective title "After the Night and the Music".
