The company performed eight plays in a day, half of which were fully staged, and managed to squeeze in a film as well.
Gaga, who channeled Ziggy Stardust on the red carpet before hitting the stage, was able to squeeze in references to "Space Oddity," "Changes," "Ziggy Stardust," "Rebel, Rebel," "Let's Dance" and "Heroes," among many others. .
The legislative process is still in the early stages, and Washington is likely to squeeze some costs out of the medical system.
The actors roll around in the chalk tray at the lip of the stage with barely enough room to squeeze by each other, let alone make love or make tea.
"Antony and Cleopatra" is a big play to squeeze onto a small stage.
Their whole strategy – the whole strategy for Cameron, Osborne, Pickles and the rest of it – was to squeeze us ruthlessly by this stage.
As Obamacare returns to center stage, stakeholders in the healthcare debate will look for ways to squeeze costs while improving medical care. .
Andraka decided to squeeze the antibody for mesothelin, a biomarker that suggests early stages of pancreatic cancer, into carbon nanotubes.
The Giants can appreciate those sentiments, too, hoping to squeeze out a playoff berth in the season's final stages.
Perhaps because she's rushing to squeeze her set into a one-hour slot, the opening stages feel a bit effortful.
