Her staging risks emotional overkill, but she encourages her actors to draw deep, which usually keeps them grounded.
These findings suggest that task-irrelevant emotion information, particularly erotica, impairs intentional allocation of attention at early temporal stages, but at later temporal stages, emotional stimuli can have an enhancing effect on directed attention.
At what age you draw the line is up to your parenting decisions but consider the maturity, developmental stage, emotional stability, and any addictive tendencies of your child when reaching your decision.
And in "Parzival," a 12th-century Arthurian romance, the German writer Wolfram von Eschenbach stages an emotional battlefield encounter between the knight Parzival and his half-black half brother Feirefis.
A year later, Alison Nicholas and Nancy Lopez staged an emotional final-round duel, with Nicholas winning by one stroke, handing Lopez, who has never won the Open, the most heartbreaking loss of her Hall of Fame career.
But in this take, McAnuff has staged an emotional ménage between Jesus, Judas and Mary Magdalene Chilina Kennedyy).
Miss Swanson wanted to do a Broadway play to which David O. Selznick owned the movie rights and staged an emotional, 25-minute reading of the story to persuade Cohn to buy it.
The seemingly improvised dialogue and unblocked staging lend emotional weight to their fleeting glances and sudden gestures, and such moments as a brief, inspired, tender streetside dance blossom exquisitely in real time.
The seemingly improvised dialogue and unblocked staging lends emotional weight to their fleeting glances and sudden gestures, and such moments as a brief, inspired, tender streetside dance blossom exquisitely in real time.
World and formalism alike are staging grounds for her emotional state.
