With the rising buzz around her work, it most likely won't need another Kickstarter campaign.
This is the sting in the rising buzz of 1990s nostalgia: It feels like retroactively giving in to those reductive media representations.
Silence descends over the vast space, apart from Fran's numerical monologue, a faint but rising buzz of expectation, a shout from someone and a groan of disappointment from everyone else, then it's time to go again.
Then helicopters arrive, swarming, landing, lifting off, buzzing and shuddering through the sky, spewing men and rockets, crashing explosively, then rising to buzz some more.
While Moorestown was swirling and tempers were rising, the buzz was also growing louder at Harvard.
It was a co-headlining bill that may seem obtuse at first, rising Australian buzz band, Tame Impala on the same level as psychedelic indie legends, The Flaming Lips, but the match-up worked just right.
They had global buzz as rising economic powers, a catchy acronym, BRIC, and an ambitious agenda to remake an international monetary system long dominated by the West.
And while sales volume slipped in 2000, the buzz of rising prices is still being heard so far this year -- muted, perhaps, to a hum as some buyers assume a wait-and-see posture.
In the Downstairs Theater, Anna D. Shapiro (who won a Tony Award for directing "August: Osage County") will direct Bridget Carpenter's "Up" (June 18-Aug. 18-Aug. 23 about who once was able to fly by attaching balloons to his lawn chair and has ever since tried to recapture the buzz of rising to those heights.
Night was falling, the cicada buzz was rising, and I began to get that panicky feeling that the city-coddled might experience upon finding themselves suddenly alone on the roadside in a remote village in the lower Himalayas of West Bengal with no idea where to go.
The minute you step on one, whether you nudge it accidentally or boot it with malice aforethought, the angry buzzing begins, rising to a high-pitched howl that would send anybody in search of shelter and a beer.
