"It hit home for me because we had been drivers for the same amount of time, we both have two boys and he was just trying to do his job well, and then it diverged when some coward decided to pick him," Mr. Leftwich said.
Then in October, as the community stewed over having lost its nude swimming privileges, some coward printed up fliers featuring Maria Treme's face and the words " NO EVIDENCE OF RAPE!" The fliers were posted around Bywater and Marigny.
"Some coward women who cannot deliver by themselves go to that facility to be assisted to deliver" (a man from Loyaraboth village, Katikekile Sub-county, Moroto District).
Even if some faceless coward doesn't give a reporter an anonymous quotation.
I guess in some ways Coward didn't need to come out.
Alas, the play does not map the human heart with the deadly precision of some of Coward's other miniatures.
Some of Coward's wry commentary on class and colonialism may never have seemed as funny in America as it did in the playwright's native England.
The fifth Intermission zeroes in on the lasting collaboration and friendship with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, but includes, amid much else, good letters from Cecil Beaton and Gloria Swanson, as well as an account of some of Coward's ups and downs, the latter fielded with exemplary sang-froid.
And while it is good to hear some of Coward's less familiar songs, such as the raucously rude Alice Is At It Again, it creates a mood more akin to that of his music-hall skit, Red Peppers, than Still Life.
