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• But I can engage anybody in this throbbingly human story.
• The Daily Express said " Horrible Histories brings the bloody story of Britain throbbingly alive in this hilarious show from the excellent Birmingham Stage Company.
• Two years ago, the National Theater of Greece came to New York with a whirling, incantatory " Electra, " so throbbingly alive you could hear its heartbeat.
• But the grim class differentiations are more than relieved by the throbbingly colored fantasy episodes, echoing the film's theme that a strong spirit shored up by love cannot be squashed by authority.
• A lot of hip-hop is happening in Theaterworks / USA's well-acted, throbbingly high-energy production of " Romeo and Juliet " at the Lucille Lortel Theater here.
• Director Wainwright seems awfully enamored of headache-inducing, quick-cut editing and a throbbingly loud soundtrack ( with music by Smashing Pumpkin Billy Corgan, no less ), and his artsy overkill threatens to reduce the film to an overlong, blasphemous MTV Buzz Clip.
• The production designer, Rosario Provenza, has decorated the Boss'offices according to a color scheme that might be called understated putrescence : various shades of mustard, brown and avocado clash throbbingly under the fluorescent lights, matched by the Boss'taste for plaid sport jackets and Vivian's lurid ensembles.
• Often suggesting a screenful of borrowed parts, it's a ponderous but not unenjoyable comedy about an alien life form that crashes into Arizona, crams 2 million years'worth of evolution into a few weeks, and is throbbingly eager to engulf a desert town as a prelude to world domination _ unless it can be stopped by the right combination of science and product placement.