As tenor Ian Bostridge curls his fluting, anxious voice around the tender words of the text, standing in the curve of Julius Drake's grand piano, actor Edward Evans carefully sets a table for breakfast for two, enchanted and intimidated by his new, more confident, more handsome lover (Edward Evans).
Edie, who was the plaintiff in Edith Windsor v. the United States, the case that brought down the Defense of Marriage Act, is a natural-born star who loves to talk to her fans and who, at eighty-four, enchants people with her frankness (about sex, certainly, but about other things, too) and her joie de vivre.
Why are people outraged by one yet enchanted by the other?
Though he is frail, his charm is still effortless and his smile — the one that enchanted admirers from scrub nurses to Princess Grace of Monaco — is still brilliant.
The meeting between Bilbo and Gollum, which takes place in a vast, watery subterranean cavern, is the one fully enchanted piece of "An Unexpected Journey".
From about 1690 to 1787, eight Bibienas enchanted most of the courts of Europe with dazzling settings for operas, funerals, and weddings.
"The meeting between Bilbo and Gollum, which takes place in a vast, watery subterranean cavern, is the one fully enchanted piece of 'An Unexpected Journey,' " A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
The three women enchanted audiences who trekked to Lebanon from across the Arab world to hear and see them.
Seriously, think of it: 37 Muslims (and one Hindu) enchanting audiences with elevating, devotional sounds nightly.
