We are plunged into complete darkness, out of which looms a mouth, out of which a voice erupts in cascades of sound.
The dark head, slumped over a map, suddenly rises, the arms wave about wildly, and the voice erupts in that familiar deafening bawl.
This is an orgasm so good that it will make your whole body shake, every inch of your skin tingle, and your voice erupt with spontaneous screams like Meg Ryan in When Harry Met Sally.
* An empty, cubic, all-white room--ostensibly pure, in good Minimalist fashion--beckons passing viewers, who benignly enter only to be verbally assaulted by a textured voice erupting through audio speakers embedded in the walls: "Get out of the room!
"I don't know what the exact situation at the school is, so I can't speak-" Voices erupted in cacophony.
Hannaford imbues Audrey with sweet humour and full-bodied wistfulness; in the second half of Suddenly Seymour, when she and Seymour connect romantically, her full voice erupts from her tiny frame and it's a beautiful roar, a declaration of self and of liberation.
One of Parreno's marquees, a sort of floating canopy studded with lights, dances with light and crackling noise over the bridge, its pulsing illumination syncopated with a voice that erupts from nowhere.
"Who is Watson?" it declared in its synthesized voice, and the crowd erupted in cheers.
Her voice trailed off, erupting into peals of laughter as Mr. Edwards slipped a $20 bill into her pocket.
At the conclusion of the address, in which at times he roared with fury and at others whispered in a voice barely audible, the chamber erupted into a lengthy standing ovation.
