In a show dedicated to the defining of the human, Spock engages us constantly with the other than human.
Of course, great art will doubtless emerge that does directly respond to the defining events of our anxiety-filled age.
As for there being no important relationship between puppetry and modernism, he is at this moment creating a show to the defining work of modernist music.
"As the most fitting tribute to their courageous service and sacrifice, let us recommit ourselves to the defining dream that dominated their lives: a bold vision for America in space".
Its influence has inevitably seeped into fashion and – in the spirit of the defining emotion of the decade: irony (thanks Alanis) – there has been a visual nod to the defining blockbusters of the era on the catwalk.
As the Champions League anthem booms out at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea's quest for their holy grail will resume in earnest, the anticipated plod of the group stage a tantalising precursor to the defining knockout phase to come.
They study politics, philosophy, and economics, and attempt, as Oakes put it, "to bring sophistication to the defining questions: marriage, family, when to go to war, does poverty cause crime.
Various venues, Mon to 23 Jun Following their sell-out enhanced presentations of Bugsy Malone and Casablanca, the team behind Secret Cinema are very much on trend here, adding some interactive glitter to the defining disco movie, Saturday Night Fever.
Clemens was well on his way to the Hall of Fame when he was traded to the Yankees in 1999 but for all the success, all the Cy Young awards lined up like the deer mounted on a wall in his home, Clemens was by reputation a pitcher who did not rise to the defining moment.
The following year Nunn took that production (Helen Mirren was Lady Macbeth) to London, but cut out the gothic excess in a journey with the play that took him to the defining chamber version of it at the Other Place, Stratford, in 1976 with Ian McKellen and Judi Dench.
Some Republican strategists said the focus on the issue was part of a temporary diversion into a broader battle over values between Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry before the campaign returns to the defining issues of the election -- Iraq, terrorism and the economy.
