A gentle giant, at least at the start, Mr. Henry's Othello recalls most directly that of the opera singer Willard White, who made a lone foray into the Bard with this part 20 years ago in a Royal Shakespeare Company production that was defined for many by Ian McKellen's Iago.
"After the referee blew for a foul I walked away but he pulled me back and asked me to turn round," recalled Moran directly after the match.
LM II was the primary outcome indicator in this study, since story recall tests directly reflect everyday memory [ 23].
The shape of "10 Unknowns" directly recalls that of "The Substance of Fire" (1991), still Mr. Baitz's most fully realized play.
Mr. Obama's route most directly recalls that of Abraham Lincoln, who rode the rails from his home in Springfield, Ill., to Philadelphia and on to Washington in 1861.
(Snapping "that's enough" at one especially explosive moment, Mr. Nyman directly recalls the male half of Mr. Albee's couple from that earlier play).
A song in which one of the prostitutes recants directly recalls "Roxie," that great paean to the joys of the spotlight.
(There is a two-character death scene that directly recalls "The Little Foxes".) There is less evidence of the lyrical strengths for which Mr. Wilson is best known and which can be seen in the current Signature production of "Burn This".
But he says one of his sources, a former senior C.I.A. operative named Robert Richer, recalls being ordered directly by George Tenet, then the director of central intelligence, to have Habbush transcribe it himself from a draft produced by the White House.
And there's another Auden poem, less directly recalled but present in stanza seven, Lullaby.
