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Bread again Preparing foods with leftover loaves will save you a lot of dough
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Bread has a knack for inspiring revolutions. In the latest one,
we're getting a taste of European-style rustic breads.
In this country, specialty bakeries make crusty "artisan" loaves
spiked with olives and meats and cheese and nuts and dried fruit.
These breads are often sourdoughs, made the same old-fashioned,
slow-rise way they're made in Europe.
There's another lesson we could learn from the old country: what
to do with the leftovers.
Because, unless you've got a house full of crusty bread fans or
you're throwing a dinner party, chances are good that every time you
buy one of these ...
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CORIOLANUS
Magazine article from: The Village Voice
; CORIOLANUS By William Shakespeare GeraldW. Lynch...leadership-Richard II, Richard III, Coriolanus-Taise sharp problems of style. Regal...Consider the plot of Coriolonus: Coriolanus, the unmatched warrior, refuses to...
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Coriolanus: warrior falls to war within; Sterling staging of tale of pride.(ARTS & CULTURE)(THEATER)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times
; ...THE WASHINGTON TIMES The Roman general Coriolanus (William Houston) may be Hector on...clang of a sword's killing stroke in "Coriolanus," one of Shakespeare's bloodiest...Kennedy Center for the next two weeks. "Coriolanus," written in 1608-09, is thought...
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Coriolanus.(King Lear, Twelfth Night)(Theater review)
Magazine article from: Shakespeare Bulletin
; Coriolanus Presented by the Utah Shakespearean...Karen K. Wegner. With James Newcomb (Coriolanus), Michael Sharon (Aufidius), Leslie...Festival's summer season featured Coriolanus, King Lear, and Twelfth Night. The...
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'Coriolanus': The Vanquished Hero
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...Michael Kahn's production of "Coriolanus," which opened last night at the...Macbeth" and "Hamlet," "Coriolanus" is a tragedy of character--a brilliant soldier, Coriolanus (Andrew Long) is both too proud and...
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 "Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)")
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In 'Coriolanus,' it's all about the fighting: Fierce mother stands out in Shakespeare's story of a tragic general and the futility of war.
Newspaper article from: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
; ...in the Royal Shakespeare Company's Coriolanus is the title character's mother...Roman general who is given the name "Coriolanus" after he defeats the enemy Volscians...to descend on Rome. But warlike as Coriolanus may be -- and pugilistic William Houston...
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American Coriolanus.(General Douglas MacArthur)
Magazine article from: The Humanist
; ...portrait of a fatherless son, the Roman hero Coriolanus. This soldier, Caius Martius Coriolanus, a man of rigid personality and principle...O! I warrant, how he mammocked it! [Coriolanus 1.3.55-61] Coriolanus' mother...
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Coriolanus.(Theater review)
Magazine article from: Shakespeare Bulletin
; Coriolanus Presented by the Stratford Festival...by Todd Charlton. With Colm Feore (Coriolanus), Martha Henry (Volumnia), Graham...and others. Antoni Cimolino's Coriolanus moved at a brisk pace, using lighting...
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 "The New York Observer (New York, NY)")
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Shakespeare's Least-Loved Play; But This Coriolanus Stands Apart.(Arts&Entertainment)
Newspaper article from: The New York Observer (New York, NY)
; ...bold and brilliant new production of Coriolanus has been so misunderstood. The director...can say confidently, at least, that Coriolanus is one of his most challenging and least...or quotable rhetoric for a reason: Coriolanus is his most purely political play...
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In the name of Coriolanus: The prompter (prompted)
Magazine article from: Comparative Literature
; ...speaks. -Barrett Watten, "Conduit" CORIOLANUS HAS OFFENDED THE PEOPLE. Obliged by...upon the consul of the Roman senate, Coriolanus fails properly to fulfill the assignment...the consul Cominius quietly urges Coriolanus on by simply saying, "Come, come...
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From the Rank and File, A Festival Leader Rises; RSC's 'Coriolanus' Strikes at the Heart Of What It Means To Be a Soldier
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...and this one's a keeper. The "Coriolanus" at the Kennedy Center turns out to...magnum-force William Houston, this "Coriolanus" races through three hours in the Eisenhower...confirms in the gritty machismo of "Coriolanus" a powerful rendering of what it is...
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