WOLF What's more, you were spared the hassles of either divas or tempestuous sets.
The ingredients of this tempestuous epic, set in 1860s Atlanta Georgia, never fail: it's a romantic rollercoaster, America's sentimental answer to War and Peace.
John Cranko's sweeping, tempestuous "Onegin," set to the Tchaikovsky score, will be performed for the first time by American Ballet Theater tonight, continuing into next week.
Among the films in jeopardy is the $90.2 million "Tulip Fever," based on Deborah Moggach's novel of the same name, about a tempestuous love affair set in 17th-century Amsterdam.
On top of that they face the prospect of losing David Connolly to suspension before the end of the season after the striker was sent off, setting the tone for a tempestuous afternoon.
Its admirers say the system, a centerpiece of the tempestuous three-year tenure of Washington's former schools chancellor, Michelle Rhee, has brought clear teaching standards to a district that lacked them and is setting a new standard by establishing dismissal as a consequence of ineffective teaching.
Add to this a series of bitter debates over spending and how to control the country's budget deficits, and the scene is set for a tempestuous political season, our correspondent adds.
'THE RITE OF SPRING' AT 100 This season-long festival gets a jump on the centennial of the masterpiece that not only defined Stravinsky's career — more in subsequent performances than in its tempestuous premiere on May 29 , 1913— but also set the course for much of 20th-century music, on into the 21st.
In songs such as I Pity the Fool, Cry Cry Cry and Who Will the Next Fool Be, he created tempestuous arias of love, betrayal and resignation, set against roiling, dramatic orchestrations, and left the listener drained but awed.
Ireland's tempestuous love affair with European treaty referendums is set for another date on 31 May.
