The figures, a man and a woman covered in Gucci and Vuitton logos, appear to be wrestling or perhaps writhing in angst-addled physical or psychic pain.
1983: Lost Trios Ringbarkus Steve Kearney and Neil Gladwin's show, Los Trios Ringbarkus, consisted of "anger, angst and severe physical comedy" and mess made from "beer, bananas and bread".
Tierney describes her early life as a "rough time", but that barely hints at the stresses, angst, emotional and physical difficulties visited on her young life.
Its gently skewering style is best enjoyed in a state of emotional and physical repose; too much ontological angst in the reader, in other words, and the fun will seem not only frivolous but beside the point.
"Falsettos" struggled to find its niche; some ticket buyers were uncomfortable watching a stage portrayal of two men in an explicit physical relationship, or hearing the angst of family dysfunction blasted raucously throughout the nonstop musical score (the opening "Four Jews in a Room Bitching" sets the tone), or confronting the specter of AIDS as a social reality.
A decade ago, when Monroe County was home to a dozen white supremacist groups and a spate of cross burnings, Mr. Hillman organized a multiracial SWAT team to clean up the physical mess and soothe the communal angst.
When researchers asked Kenyan and Scottish patients with terminal cancer about their experiences, the Scots spoke of emotional angst while the Kenyans reported severe physical pain and financial worries.
McCraney's cast seem heavily schooled in physical theatre; Dharmesh Patel's Hamlet is lean and expressive, believably full of angst and fantastically choreographed in the fight scenes.
[ 21] Angst et al found the MCID ranged from 3.3 to 5.3 points on the physical function dimension and 7.2 to 7.8 points on the bodily pain dimension in patients with osteoarthritis of the hip or knee.
Our physical resemblance and character traits were uncanny: tall, big-lipped, blue-eyed, loose-jointed, freckle-skinned, angst-ridden Bercaws.
