It is not, however, an anti-war play, by which I mean an anti-Iraq war play.
He spoke of the dying out of improvisatory playing, by which he meant collective risk-taking, a sense of music unfolding in the here and now.
I look forward to his next play, by which time, I hope, he'll have gone to farce school and learned its golden rule: when you're skating on thin ice, safety lies in speed.
Will "The Habit of Art" replicate the unexpected onward march of "The History Boys," the play by which a writer revered on home turf became a star dramatist overseas?
He sets about reinvestigating the instrument with the help of Mobo-winning jazzer Soweto Kinch, who has three months to teach him to play, by which point he'll perform Miller's Tuxedo Junction with Jools Holland and his orchestra.
"I'm waiting to text my friends: 'The four most important African-Americans in the country are watching the same play,' " by which he meant the Hammonds and the Obamas.
Probably the fairest way of differentiating between the difficulty of fixtures so far played is to use the total points won by each team's opponents excluding games in which that team have played, by which metric Swansea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Leicester have had the hardest starts and Stoke, Manchester City, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth the most straightforward.
There, the fourth-century Nicene Creed, which has served Christian churches as a standard of orthodoxy over the centuries, is portrayed as nothing but a power play by which the emperor Constantine and patriarchal church authorities ruthlessly suppressed evidence that Jesus was not divine.
Was Weinstein moving money through amfAR to ART in order to help his for-profit play, by which he would ultimately enrich himself?
Popular fiction of the era reveals an alarmist response to Mormons usually reserved for heretics, a fifth column, shape shifters or other infiltrators who threaten the body politic from within, bypassing rules of fair play by which they identify themselves as enemies.
