the tyrones造句

• He is not the first great director to take on the Tyrones.
• He may also have recorded with the Tyrones.
• He is less concerned with the outward show of the Tyrones'behavior, and more involved with their inner struggle.
• PHOENIX-The Tyrones are scary sons-of-bitches, all the more frightening because they are real people masquerading as stage characters.
• The Tyrones exist in an emotional netherworld between love and hate, a place where the most sincere endearments are quickly trampled by devastating truths.
• O'Neill, who won the Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, drew on his own life to write his searing, unsparing portrait of the Tyrones.
• The atmosphere for the party that the American Repertory Theatre throws for the Tyrones is properly un-festive, but that doesn't make it undesirable.
• Tony winner Eugene Lee's two-tiered set, which stretches into the audience and behind the stage, is the perfect house for the Tyrones to self-destruct.
• Under Charlotte Moore's tepid direction, the Tyrones barely lay a glove on one another, reducing what might be an evening of draining invective to a rushed and mildly dyspeptic gripe session.
• On the contrary, it's the highlight of the ART season, shining past its flaws and shedding a light that's probably too late for the Tyrones, but not for the audience.
• Phil Monat's lighting changes constantly, now highlighting, now casting the actors into shadow, a visual metaphor for the Tyrones'distressing habit of blurting out the truth, then fleeing from it.
• From the opening moments, when the Tyrones stride boldly into their living room, the audience is aware it is embarking on an experience that, if lucky, comes once in a playgoer's lifetime.
• It is selling O'Neill short to think of the Tyrones as merely the first of America's great dysfunctional families of drama, but there is not much more to Trinity's staging than that.
• From the Tyrones in Eugene O'Neill's " Long Day's Journey into Night " to the Wingfields in " The Glass Menagerie " by Tennessee Williams, they are the stuff of many great dramas.
• The film, another rock-exploitation film aimed at the teenage drive-in crowd, was produced and directed by Harry Foster and also features performances from the Tyrones, Paul Anka, Wink Martindale, Roy Hamilton, Danny & the Juniors and the Royal Teens.
• "Long Day's Journey " was O'Neill's exorcising of personal demons, a brutal family album, yet so loving in its peculiar way that our hearts bleed for the Tyrones even as they're tearing out each other's.
• The trick of staging this play, considered by many to be the masterpiece of American theater, is to make the Tyrones sympathetic even as they're making each other miserable and for the most part the cast and Ron Daniels'staging are successful _ in some cases, spectacularly so.
• The Tyrones circle warily, reaching out to tentatively pat a shoulder, to clutch at a robe, even to hold one another awkwardly at moments of emotional overload _ but they never ( begin ital ) touch . ( end ital ) Emotionally, they are opposing magnets; their hearts push away as their arms open.
• In 1979, after Kruger had continued to put an impressive number of soul releases by artists such as Ed Robinson, Tony and the Tyrones and golden oldies such as Gladys Knight, as well as new albums by PJ Proby and Johnny Otis, the label, essentially becoming a victim of its own success, was wound down.