Whether the waiter mutters "whiskey down" in response to your order for rye toast or bows discreetly as he unveils a Dover sole, a little drama plays in each place we eat.
Neither Ms. Abrams nor Bruce Jordan, who each own 50percentt of the company, Cranberry Productions, has an abacus clever enough to calculate the laughs because their sole product is a play, "Shear Madness," a comedy about a murder in a beauty parlor, that just keeps on running.
The tap dancer Thaddeus Phillips, who trained in theater design in the Czech Republic and has performed with Robert Lepage, will appear in "Lost Soles," a dance play with video about a tapper who gets lost in Cuba.
Outside in the small courtyard, Nothando has fashioned a sole play swing from an old tyre and rope, where the children go to play.
As the sole audience member at a play like this, sitting back and watching passively is simply not an option: the boundaries between spectator and performer dissolve whether there is active participation or not.
The conundrum of umpiring is neatly posed by the peculiar rule of the knee-to-shoulder strike zone, which Mr. Weber calls the sole instance of a playing area that is demarcated only in the minds of officials.
Over time, Barbara worked in new bands, co-created a sole "percussion play" called She Dares to Drum with actor/director Naomi Newman, and integrated her writing, performance and teaching into a vibrant tapestry of successful and popular work.
The study was not conclusive with respect to the question whether redistribution of the joint moments resulted from reduced muscle strength; also reduced sensitivity of the foot sole might play a role in this.
King-Akerele believes that international investment, if not the sole solution, plays a tremendous role in Liberia's success.
This is however in contrast to other work suggesting sole stiffness plays a significant role at the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint [45, 48, 51].
