Even Tom Scutt's scenic design adds to the deepening exhilaration, a cluster of balloons gathering other meanings and points of reference — a molecular galaxy, for one — before the play lands at its crushingly ironic finish.
(Good and plenty? Tax and spend? Regular and unleaded?) I'll not give anything else away in case the play lands in your town, but suffice it to say that had I been standing in Jenny's shoes, both my soles and my soul would still be sizzling.
Preschoolers frolic at a Disneyesque play land, with mazes.
It is now a forbidden play land of rusted bumper cars, a carousel and a Ferris wheel.
The arc is always the same: from rumor, to Swedes, to pictures in ski magazines, to appearances in ski movies, until finally your secret slopes become a play land crowded with powder seekers.
Barrett, having an off-day with his goal‑kicking but not his other play, landed three conversions before Lima Sopoaga took on the duties and scored three of his own.
The tourism industry has worked hard in recent years to cast the Hudson River Valley as a ruddy-cheeked play land of nature, history, art and cute-as-a-button Victorian bed-and-breakfast hotels.
After the play landed Cabrera on second base and scored Ryan Raburn to give Detroit the lift it needed to stay alive in the American League Championship Series, the Rangers' Beltre walked back to the bag and stared at it as if he expected it to hop up and explain itself.
Mr. Eastwood, Arnold Palmer and the former baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth's group bought the site in 1999 and proposed to develop a play land for the wealthy: a new golf course, revamped polo fields and 100 new mansions on a much bigger area of forestland.
A few weeks ago Amazon.com, a pure Internet software play, landed like a fat Cheshire cat on the scale of market value, outweighing Barnes & Noble and Borders combined.
After what felt like decades of waiting for Sony Ericsson to bust out a PlayStation phone, the Xperia Play landed with mixed reviews.
