Michael Sheen revives his hilarious turn as Tony Blair in the bright springtime of his administration: dark of hair, unlined of face - Sheen is becoming the Jon Culshaw of legitimate acting; his Kenneth Williams on BBC4 was a treat, and his David Frost is a white-hot ticket at London's Donmar theatre.
Last week, a Chicago-based caller to a popular N.B.A. program on Sirius Satellite Radio made the point that his Chicago Bulls would keep a few white players on the roster in deference to a predominantly white ticket-buying fan base.
Watching the returns rush in from Suffolk Downs, Yonkers and Turf Paradise, they grip the white tickets recording their bets so hard that, when they lose, the stubs fall to the floor still bearing their thumbprints.
Right from the entrance, with its White/Non-White ticket lottery, this absorbing presentation of one of modern history's darkest epochs makes for a compelling and moving visit.
You can expect some fiery outbursts from Barron, a "flamethrowing" black protest candidate with "a knack for stoking controversy" and "ability to generate headlines" who says he's in the race to draw attention to Cuomo's all-white ticket.
So Warren booked the stadium and printed large, silver-black-and-white tickets, and, on a sunny Sunday morning last April, the tens of thousands of congregants of one of America's largest churches began to file into the stands.
The original Chinese name for the game is baige piao or pai-ko p'iao, meaning "white pigeon ticket," a reference to the tickets used in a betting game involving homing pigeons.
Ticket Text wants to change all that by providing a low cost white label ticketing and venue management solution that attempts to put the control over ticketing back in the hands of the little guy.
A.E.G.'s deal with Outbox allows it to use that company's technology for a "white label" ticketing system, meaning it would make generic tickets that individual theaters or arenas could adopt.
