lobby hero造句

• But the task at hand was " Lobby Hero ."
• "Lobby Hero " is at Playwrights Horizons.
• Yet Kenneth Lonergan has accomplished just that with " Lobby Hero ."
• _" Lobby Hero ."
• Nor should you take the name of " Lobby Hero " as a sneer.
• Jeff, the doorman of " Lobby Hero, " is another in that pantheon.
• No such certainty can be found in the other characters or in the final moments of " Lobby Hero"
• Martin McDonagh's " A Skull in Connemara, " and Kenneth Lonergan's " Lobby Hero ."
• We can imagine ourselves confronted by similar dilemmas, but in the end " Lobby Hero " is more evocative than provocative.
• _A transfer : Kenneth Lonergan's " Lobby Hero " will move to the John Houseman Theater and resume on May 8.
• In a rehearsal room on Eighth Avenue recently, Lonergan sat in a typical pose : hunched over his script for " Lobby Hero ."
• It looks as if " Lobby Hero " by Kenneth Lonergan will have a second life after it completes its current run at Playwrights Horizons.
• As it is, " Lobby Hero " is definitely less than perfect, but unlike its characters, it has embers of brilliance that could be fanned into something great.
• In addition to " Lobby Hero, " he is working on revisions to " Gangs of New York, " the lavish Martin Scorsese movie being made in Italy.
• "The timing is terrific for us, " said Jenny Weiner, a theater producer who acquired the rights to the embryonic " Lobby Hero " two years ago.
• Still, there is so much that's fine and original in " Lobby Hero " that we aren't fools to keep on expecting fresh wonders from its creator.
• His next play, " Lobby Hero, " starts previews at Playwrights Horizons in February, and he is writing another film script that he wants, once again, to direct.
• But by the end, the back-and-forth of " Lobby Hero " starts to feel weary, like a protracted Ping-Pong match in which nobody is winning.
• "Lobby Hero " is at the top of the list, but " The Play About the Baby " and " A Skull in Connemara " are close behind.
• "Lobby Hero " seems like Dave's world ( Mamet, that is ), but Lonergan's " heroes " don't hide behind Mamet-speak.