Other artists are planning subway singalongs, or trying to get passersby to spontaneously fill-in missing dialogue from a play recited by an actor standing outside a Frankfurt theater.
"I thought: 'Oh wow, Damilola could have been working with him as an actor.' Damilola was acting in primary school – in Christmas plays, school plays, reciting poems and all that kind of thing".
It is quite possible that when the century is over, live entertainment — real people singing, acting, dancing, playing, reciting, and clowning in front of real people — will have disappeared in this country or become an anachronism.
By Whitney Balliett It is quite possible that when the century is over, live entertainment — real people singing, acting, dancing, playing, reciting, and clowning in front of real people — will have disappeared in this country or become an anachronism.
We had our Chateaubriand in Tennyson and... our Madame Récamier in [her]." Despite the fact that she was constantly occupied with entertaining her illustrious company at what she described as "feasts of intellect" (dinners at Dimbola lasted for four hours, and guests were expected to sing, play, recite poetry, or, at the very least, pontificate), she managed to feel bored.
He's still mentioned, but you don't spend a week in February talking about him, doing plays and reciting the farewell address.
It can't tell me the deepest lake in South America, play Tetris, recite the last ten Superbowl winners, or even the weather.
When these scenes were filmed, James Gandolfini, who plays Tony, recited his lines to a stand-in.
Lee Ranaldo still commits heavier-bottomed guitar playing and recites his imagistic poems over rock backing.
A. G. Murphy's sly rhyming verse served to update Marin Marais's otherwise harrowing "Gall Bladder Operation"; here Kenneth Cooper, harpsichordist, and Colin Carr, cellist, played and recited their parts, stylishly in both cases.
