A more potent, angrier John (and a more complex Mary) would help this production by leaps and bounds, but it remains a fascinating piece of theater, one that adds layers of visual and sensual meaning to Miller's literate verbosity and thus freshens its point of view.
Lastly, Laura Dockrill's interactive text ("Don't even think about turning the page") is brought to hilarious life by Maria Karipidou's potent illustrations in Angry Cookie (Walker).
It wears very well; Turnage's tangy instrumental textures and raw-edged rhythms remain potent, and the work's angry, elegiac quality was perfectly conveyed by the soloist Ulrich Heinen.
Shown repeatedly on the Saturday evening news programs in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and Israel, and throughout the Middle East, the shooting turned the 12-year-old boy into a potent new symbol of what angry Palestinians contend is their continued victimization by Israeli occupiers.
A1 A scene of violence in Gaza that ended in the deaths of a 12-year-old boy and the ambulance driver trying to come to his aid has become a potent new symbol of what angry Palestinians contend is their continued victimization by Israeli occupiers.
Become a Potent Force They are young, increasingly angry and outspoken about their uncertain fate.
But each individual piece has a quiet and intense quality of its own that renders the occasional outburst of angry passion the more potent; the internal economy and subtlety of these works is extraordinary.
The Guardian here called it "a potent story of betrayal", "neatly crafted" and a "clever and angry show".
In Skírnismál, the god Freyr's messenger, Skírnir, threatens the fair Gerðr, who Freyr is smitten with, with numerous threats and curses, including that Thor, Freyr, and Odin will be angry with her, and that she risks their "potent wrath".
Yesterday's upwardly mobile graduates have turned into today's angry unemployed, he says, with their networking skills intact and suddenly politically potent.
