But in a chaotic day — though not really all that much more turbulent than any other day here — a part of Egypt shrugged off a dictator's whims, assassins' bullets and fears of foreigners' hands to contest the country's future in an election that finally, for once, felt as if it meant something.
The music is scored for a large orchestra, and when the soloist is not singing, the orchestra really cuts loose with some turbulent, pummeling, angst-ridden outbursts, meant, it would seem, to match the sometimes disturbing mystery of Dickinson's writing.
"If the market continues to be turbulent, people are really going to be paying attention to what Einhorn said".
He freed turbulent energies that had never really been sublimated in the first place.
Love is as merciless as a bear trap in this play, which really needs a more probing and emotionally turbulent production than director Cressida Brown delivers.
But can a country of almost 1.3 billion people undergoing turbulent economic and social changes really keep its politics squashed under the thumb of a self-perpetuating party caste?
