I love CES, which is strange because I utterly hate crowds, don't like going to malls.
It's an ambitious, crowded, restless caper, cleverly told and utterly immune to precis.
On the performance front, the SC 430′s 300hp V8 engine provides a seamless, muted rush of speed, and the rock-solid, utterly refined car scoots down country lanes and crowded interstates with effortless aplomb.
But that country is a bit crowded in some ways, even though Jylland is utterly empty.
(At the Folklore Center, Israel Young, an utterly indifferent businessman, would bolt the door when MacDougal got too crowded, to permit the folksingers to chat and to perform their songs for each other in peace).
Horton Foote's "The Day Emily Married" (a Primary Stages Production, at 59E59 Theatres) is a distinctly traditional play, a narrative crowded with small-town incident and revelation which leaves you utterly satisfied.
Among them are Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, who leave the sparse mid-afternoon crowd utterly befuddled.
It got more and more passionate and intense, and she held that crowd utterly spellbound, totally silent.
"It almost looks like a bull that's charging through a crowd, utterly impervious to what's in front of it.
In the end Northampton defeated Gloucester by six points in a riveting match, which left all the players and the wonderfully partisan crowd utterly exhausted.
