For that work, he recounted, point shoes and the use of an orchestra were requested by Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief.
"My agent said, 'It's a Latina woman in her late 20s, and you should just read it.' So I went and met [Refn], trying to persuade him that he should let me do it," she recounts, pointing out that Refn made some obvious script adjustments to accommodate her in the role.
"That's a reprint, not a recount," Mercuri points out.
The Dec. 30 election was disputed by the declared runner-up, Martin Fayulu, who went to court to seek a recount while pointing to leaked data attributed to Congo's electoral commission that showed he had clearly won.
"Lean in, bitches!" Marnell cracks, recounting the point at which her xoJane posts — often written in the privacy of her bedroom while high, documenting a life lived while high — earned her a twenty-thousand-dollar raise.
In the woman's earlier recounting, Henein pointed out, she left out that they went to a pub after the Play recording.
In recounting that point, Lionel smiles a big, broad smile that said so many things that can't be expressed in any language.
Vernon recounted one point early in his career when he spent an entire day working to save a house, only to have the wind shift and the house burn down.
Instead he rhapsodizes -- often putting García Lorca's own words in the mouths of his characters -- and spends the greater part of his creative energy concocting the details of a theatrical scheme in which to recount the salient points of this poet's biography.
