From the resulting set-piece, Camp produced a stunning save to keep out Keogh's header.
A more recent one, titled "Holy Motherload," reads, with an accompanying photo, "50's 15-piece camp cooking set, vintage picnic basket and a camp blanket.
I took the piece as camp until I read its epigraph in the program: "The best gift is acceptance".
It could encompass fantasy, experimentation and even downright whimsy: William Coldstream's miniature musical, Fairy of the Phone, is a delicious, almost lunatic piece of camp.
Instead, the excessive stylishness of "GAGA-Gaku," and her overattention to Balanchine's incidental mannerisms, turn her work into a piece of camp, an unfunny kind of Trockadero parody.
"But at the end of the day if it was just a piece of camp trashy nonsense - which it is - but if that was all it was, we wouldn't be here now".
Under Stephen Brackett's intelligent, resourceful direction, this very entertaining piece of camp, by Jonathan Tolins — packed with movie and Broadway references, gay jokes galore, and a number of a nutty impersonations — strikes a nice balance between the wacky and the wonderful, resulting in a fantasy so delightful you wish it were true.
He had replaced Howard Hawks as director, and when he added his Stan Laurel specialties to the heroic flourishes Hawks had prepared, and after the various rewrite men (William Faulkner and Joel Sayre were among them) built on to the gags, the result was a great, bounding piece of camp.
The song starts as a vague, confusing meditation on the media, but the song's chorus ("It's like everybody in this party shining like Illuminati") elevates the track from a piece of camp to a great dance banger.
Noting Daniels' admiration of the work of John Waters and Pedro Almodóvar and the joking attitude he and the actors sometimes took towards their material while making the movie, Jim Emerson argued that Precious is best understood as a deliberately over-the-top piece of camp in the vein of Waters's Female Trouble.
That's more or less what Beck does on his latest album, "Morning Phase". With the same downbeat acoustic vibe and many of the same players, the new record serves as a kind of spiritual sequel — a "companion piece," his camp calls it — to 2002's "Sea Change," on which the singer broke from his established collage aesthetic to offer up a dozen slow-and-low folk songs about the pain of heartache.
