The two-part newspaper serial is a much better option than a book: why surround 5,000 riveting, damaging words with 75,000 words of mush?
The intrepid downtown company Elevator Repair Service returns to the Public with "Gatz," its rollicking, riveting six-hour word-for-word staged dramatization of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel, "The Great Gatsby".
Think of socialism and fascism as the red herrings of this moment or, if you're an old time movie fan, as Hitchcockian MacGuffins -- in other words, riveting distractions.
From the butterflyfish's mesmerizing yellow to the Picasso triggerfish that looks like its been painted by the artist himself, these fish are, in a word, riveting.
Actress Mary E. Winstead also posted the speech, praising it as "moving" and "amazing," while "Frozen" star Kristen Bell declared herself riveted by Page's words.
In this raw and riveting drama of mental conflict, words and dance are expertly combined.
Hearing the narrative of the case described by Pao in her own words earlier this week was riveting and convincing.
It is not the words themselves that rivet the audience, or their delivery.
So riveting was his performance that word went round and the three following performances were packed, with some unable to get in.
