Portraying guilt-crippled American tourists in Rome in John Guare's new play, Polly Holliday and Dick Latessa give off the harsh clarity of certain black-and-white photographs.
Portraying a pair of guilt-crippled American tourists in Rome in John Guare's new play, Polly Holliday and Dick Latessa give off the harsh clarity of certain black-and-white photographs.
Portraying a pair of guilt-crippled American tourists in John Guare's "Chaucer in Rome," Polly Holliday and Dick Latessa give off the harsh clarity of certain black-and-white photographs.
I am caught off guard by the clarity and eloquence of his speech".
And as the buzz began to wear off, along came the clarity that we would never associate with one another again.
The play comes up off the page with clarity and wit.
Perhaps surprisingly given the Italian's hands-off style, Ferdinand praised the clarity Capello has brought to the role.
Mercury takes off the brakes later this week, bringing clarity to financial issues.
He treats the Prelude No. 2 in A minor like a crazed perpetual-motion toccata, tossing off the passagework with rippling clarity and washes of color.
Benetton said the ILO-backed scheme had been slow to get off the ground and "lacked clarity" about how money would be allotted.
