But is "RainForest," which begins with dancers holding their hands like paws, anthropology or zoology?
Also dubious is Alejandro Cerrudo's "Never Was," which begins with a percussive Purcell piece.
The story, which begins with a quote from Pynchon's new novel, "Vineland," is about television culture.
Gerwig calls Lola Versus, which begins with a break-up, a "post-rom-com".
The merlot ($22), which begins with a roselike scent, offers light and easy lunchtime drinking.
The play, which begins with a conundrum — "Who's there?" — now ends with one.
At the pardoning ceremony, Perry cited Proverbs 22, which "begins with a really simple truth.
Sandhu's essay, which begins with high praise, evolves into withering critique.
Mrs. Clinton's plan, which begins with her speech today, amounts to reintroducing herself to voters.
She asked him to think hard about the song's story, which begins with deceptive geniality.
Ax mentioned Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" Sonata, which begins with a rapid leap in the left hand.
