He can't stop himself just throwing his unconscious at the stage in all its nakedness".
"He picked the biggest stage in all of college football to do it," said Florida's offensive coordinator, Dan Mullen.
She says that today she is "comfortable enough, and sometimes uncomfortable enough to be myself on stage, in all its mess and glory.
This abuse storyline is given centre stage in all three series – 86, 88, 90 – and the effect is heart-stopping every time, in particular one spectacular scene around the dinner table when the whole messy truth comes out.
In one climactic sequence, the Vauxhall pleasure gardens were created on stage in all their opulent beauty, only for this vision of loveliness to be rudely disrupted by Joey starting a serenade on a tin fish kettle.
Mexico have been knocked out of the World Cup finals at the second-round stage in all six editions since 1994; no team has been knocked out at this stage as often as this.
The other part of the diptych is Felice, a playwright as well as an actor who sets the stage (in all senses) for the performances (also in all senses) that he and Clare give.
An analysis of those eight games highlights how Djokovic handles the adversity that is bound to come at some stage in all matches he plays – when attacked, he becomes the attacker.
10.15am Germany's second-choice centre-forward Cacau, who has roamed the green to very little effect at some stage in all three games so far, has been ruled out of tomorrow's match against England after pulling a stomach muscle in training.
Until that happens, it would be prudent for us to increasingly let Iraqis take center stage in all matters, to come up with a nuanced policy in which we assist them from the margins but let them resolve their differences as they see fit.
And if Tuesday's second leg of this year's Champions League semifinal does not produce a trip to the final for Guardiola, he will leave for Manchester City this summer having been beaten at the penultimate stage in all three of his seasons, and each time by a former Spanish rival.
