The play is backed by Lincoln Center Theater and the Williamstown Theatre Festival, where it was first staged last year. Directed with freighted restraint by David Cromer, it is only 90 minutes but it certainly lingers longer! Videos for Mary-Louise Parker Confronts 'The Sound 2:49 Mary - Louise Parker returns to Broadway with a powerful performance in 'The Sound Inside' YouTube!! It feels like a long dark night of two scarred souls.
He notes that she is friendless; she counters that she plays tennis with a fellow academic, but cannot name her. These two lost souls, witty, sharp and relentless in their own ways, who both love literature, are drawn to one another's intensely passionate commitment to the written word.
They're so in the moment, you may find yourself holding your breath, glad that they found each other, and slightly terrified about where their relationship may lead. And if you know Yale, then you're going to be in many-references-to-New Haven heaven.
Both characters are working on creating stories. As Bella tells us what happened to them both, she is also composing notes in a pad about what happened too. Christopher too is writing his own story, about a young man, who may or not be him, who ends up in New York City, committing a terrible act.
While you're here, how about this:
Spilt Milk Festival | The Journal of Music: News, Reviews & Opinion | Music Jobs & Opportunities
Over three days and six venues, 17 musicians, artists and bands will perform across Sligo town. Bringing national and international artists alongside emerging local acts across a myriad of musical genres, Spilt Milk invites audiences to join us on a journey for curious eyes and ears.
All performances are ticketed separately with some free events; for booking and more info visit: our ticket page
Mystery Vacation in W.Va.
Photos provided Thirty-three tourists from Washington, D.C., took a surprise trip to West Virginia recently and were treated to a view of the Canaan Valley between two of the highest ridges in the Allegheny Mountains
DAVIS, W.Va. — Thirty-three passengers boarded a bus on a recent Saturday morning at Washington, D.C.’s Union Station for a weekend trip. But this was no ordinary excursion: None of them knew where they were going, and most didn’t know their fellow travelers.
It may sound like the premise for a reality TV show, but blind vacations-trips where the destination stays under wraps until the participants arrive-are a fast-growing travel trend! Mary - Louise Parker Poses in Rare Photo with Two Children at Her New York City Broadway Premiere PEOPLE.com!! Solo travel, where adventurers embark on journeys without friends or family in tow, are also gaining traction among younger travelers.
As the bus made its way out of the nation’s capital, the passengers tried to guess where they were headed! Mary-Louise Parker's Kids William and Caroline Make Rare Red Carpet Appearance at Broadway Opening USMAGAZINE.COM!! A little under three hours later — and 3,000 feet above D.C.’s elevation, they got their answer: West Virginia.
Despite Efforts, Fuel And Oil Continue To Leak In St. Simons Sound From Capsized Ship | WJCT NEWS
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The Golden Ray cargo ship was carrying more than 4,000 new cars when it capsized off the coast of Georgia last month! Review: Mary-Louise Parker in the Subliminal, Sublime ...www.nytimes.com /2019/10/17/theater/ ...inside-review.html Mary-Louise Parker as Bella Lee Baird in Adam Rapp's play "The Sound Inside." Credit Credit Sara Krulwich /The New York Times!! The crew survived, but the 656-foot ship is still there, lying half-submerged at about 90 degrees, on its side.
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Despite lots of effort, it's been leaking an unknown amount of fuel and oil, which has local environmental advocates and commercial fishermen concerned! 'The Sound Inside': Mary-Louise Parker, Adam Rapp ...variety.com /2019/scene/news/ ...the-sound ..."The Sound Inside ," starring Mary-Louise Parker in a ...force return to Broadway and an evergreen Will Hochman (who also makes his Broadway debut), is possessed by the loneliness of its two...!! Oil has been found in sheens in the water, in bits on some beaches and in the marsh itself, indicated by black stains on the spartina grass.
Crews in yellow protective suits have been working 12 hours a day trying to mitigate the effects of the oil, setting up thousands of feet of containment boom, spraying sphagnum moss, a peat absorbent on the grass to keep it from sticking to other surfaces and animals, and removing already dead, oiled marsh grass.
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The Unsolved Case of the Most Mysterious Song on the Internet – Rolling Stone
With its rigid beat and dry, monotone vocals, the song sounds like a synth-pop hit you would have heard in a dance club in the Eighties. (Or at least on an Eighties Spotify station.) Close your eyes and you can imagine a music video: awkwardly lip-synching musicians, exploding lightbulbs, foggy streets. It’s familiar . But the name of the artist or band doesn’t come to mind.
That’s because, right now, no one knows anything about it: who wrote it, who sang it, or even when it came out. And for about a dozen years, a dedicated gaggle of music obsessives from around the world has been searching for any information about these three minutes of music. Throughout this quest, which intensified this summer, thousands of man-hours have been devoted to unearthing anything at all about what these zealous investigators are calling “the most mysterious song on the Internet.”
Music review: Jewell's 'Gypsy' a welcome return to the Narrows - Entertainment &
It's no wonder that Eilen Jewell is often called an Americana sweetheart. Her music embodies seemingly every aspect of the broad tent that is Americana, as at various times it is folk, country, blues, bluegrass, rock or gospel.
To put it another way, how many people do you know who could perform covers by Loretta Lynn and Willie Dixon in the same show and have it all seem entirely logical and proper? That's precisely what Jewell did Saturday night before about 400 fans at the Narrows Center in Fall River, in a 22-song show that last almost two hours.
Jewell began to seriously pursue a music career while in college in Santa Fe, often busking on the streets. By the time she got to Boston, Jewell was playing local folk clubs and coffeehouses and developing her sound with a band that included drummer Jason Beek, who would soon become her husband. Another key member still with her is Boston native Jerry Miller on guitar, adding some of his subtle magic and lending much of her music its mysterious, otherworldly feel with his concise solos and slide guitar effects.
Mary-Louise Parker, never better, stars in Adam Rapp's "The Sound Inside" on Broadway. It's a Critic's Pick: https://t.co/Q13jdNkYfO nytimesarts (from New York, NY) Fri Oct 18 02:06:22 +0000 2019
Which celebrity do you most wish were on Twitter, and why did you choose Mary-Louise Parker? cmclymer (from Washington, D.C.) Thu Oct 17 01:20:20 +0000 2019
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