As if acknowledging and then moving beyond the braggadocio that all-male classical companies like Propeller have made their signature for years, Ms. Lloyd and her cast turn a time-honored play about treachery and betrayal into a searching discourse on the often painful tension between art and life.
Honestly, they're voting in Republican senators in Massachusetts -- only one step shy of Michigan hiring an Ohio State alum (apocalypse!) -- and there is real treachery in stepping into the role of sports villain.
Aidan Quinn stars as Arnold, the Revolutionary War general whose ego and lust pushed him into treachery.
And subtly the sense insinuates itself that frequent exile turns into treachery, missing the seasons at the table of July on lower Seventh Avenue when young women glide like Nereids in their lissome summer dresses, all those Susannas for a single elder!
Yet, rather than stopping to really listen, understand and consider his perspective, the media twisted Bale's comments into treachery and the religious went on the war path.
This was treachery in a good cause.
In what way does India, regional bogeyman, figure into this treachery?
When the sounds from Calix's piece bled over into The Treachery of Sanctuary, Milk describes having a "magical moment" when he realized this intrusion was actually a blessing the choral sounds of the artist responsible for these singing stones were a perfect fit for the virtual metamorphoses taking place on-screen.
In their perambulations they stumble into black magic, treachery, threats of incest and finally conspiracy -- the Court of Louis XV as depicted by Edgar Allan Poe.
Once you buy into the moral treachery of the Philip Morris position, the potential for human sacrifice as a matter of public economic policy becomes explicit, and maybe even compelling.
