You can use the phrase 'show longing' in written English
For example: "The way she looked at the puppy showed a longing for a pet of her own."
Arms rise and frame the face to show longing, headiness, joy or despair.
But while you sense that this is a show longing to have the satiric bite of Book of Mormon and the bad taste and shock factor of Jerry Springer, its puppyish need to be liked makes it end up being inoffensively bland.
Penny's show Longing Lasts Longer is currently showing at Edinburgh Fringe, and will come to the Soho Theatre in London in November.
I am working on a new show, Longing Lasts Longer, which will be at Joe's Pub June 12 and 14 and later on August 8 at The Crowne and Anchor in Provincetown in support of The Afterglow Festival.
I was also there to talk about Penny Arcade's award-winning new show, Longing Lasts Longer, at the Soho Theatre, and a series of events also being held there this week themed around rebellion and counter-culture.
Barrett continues, "It's a show about intimacy and craft,...it's a show about longing.
Instead, "Awkward" is a wry show about longing — for love, certainly, but also for consistency, that great intangible in the ever-morphing world of high school life.
Renoux also shows Pentheus longing to let free his inner anarchist as he somersaults on a trampoline behind his cage.
What the studies don't show is that longing for a married father at the breakfast table injures children.
Yet, the show leaves you longing to know more about the acts she represented, rather than the root of her own actions.
The conventional bedroom-farce plot (filmed twice before) is about a couple who still love each other but have a tiff and file for divorce; during the period of the interlocutory decree, the husband has visiting rights to see their dog, and this cunning device enables Grant to hang around, romping affectionately with the dog while showing his (unstated) longing for his wife.
