His oeuvre — stories, journals, journalistic reports, suppressed plays, film scripts produced and unproduced — can no longer play hide-and-seek; it is gathered here, a thousand pages strong.
He eventually sees his suppressed plays performed through the front man, William Shakespeare, who is portrayed as an opportunistic actor and the movie's comic foil.
The White Guard was published, then suppressed; the play made from it, The Days of the Turbins, was produced in 1926 but then suppressed.
It's a telling moment in many ways, Mr. Egoyan said, and it crystallizes a central concern of the film: how does a suppressed history play on the psyche of those forced to carry it inside them?
A barely suppressed smirk played on his lips.
Shaw then accused him of suppressing the play.
The deaths, which government officials have sought to suppress or play down, have prompted some soul-searching among aid workers.
The deaths, which government officials have sought to suppress or play down, have prompted some soul-searching among aid workers here.
While summering at Provincetown, Mass., they launched the Provincetown Players in a former fish warehouse, initially to perform their jointly written one-act play Suppressed Desires (1915, published 1920), a satire on psychoanalysis.
Although overexpression of Mcl-1 does not directly promote the proliferation of tumor cells, its ability to suppress apoptosis plays a key role for cancer cell to protect against the apoptosis-inducing effect caused by toxic factors.
Its overexpression significantly suppressed SIRT1, which plays a crucial role in endothelial cells and is also targeted by the age-induced miR-34a (see above).
