Truth to tell, Tim Carroll's production — first seen this summer at Shakespeare's Globe before its current commercial transfer to the Apollo Theatre — is hard to resist, and not only because it trades in the broad, audience-seducing theatrics that give the Thames-side venue its singular vigor.
The drive to the venue is a peculiar and almost singular experience.
Although the police were legally justified in their raiding of the club (they were serving booze without a license), New York's queer community were sick of the police targeting their venues with such singular vision and fought back.
Each country and venue has their own singular audience.
The supporters' section, also one of the steepest pitches in the venue, stands as a singular south stand.
Ownership of the Clippers would also allow her to take her singular talents to a very appropriate venue.
Those events span the globe, running in 85 countries and hundreds of venues all with a singular goal to spur innovative thinkers to do innovative things.
As well as several foot- and cycle-routes which can still be followed today, the hostelry in Parracombe mentioned in the article remains a popular venue (although the geese are now singular).
For the purposes of understanding community perspectives or beliefs, a baraza (singular form of mabaraza) can be used as a venue for qualitative investigation, and because the baraza holds cultural significance, it may produce more meaningful community involvement than researcher-organized boards or focus groups.
One of those singular Texans is Rebel Mariposa, the founder and owner of La Botanica, a successful vegan restaurant and queer-friendly venue in a historically Latino neighborhood in San Antonio, Texas.
The venue remains a lasting testament to the destructive influence police can have over local music, as well as the singular importance of Midland and Northern scenes.
