#antagonyms

Cleave (Hew has the same two meanings):  to break apart; to attach together

Anxious:  excited for something; worried about something

Moot:  a debatable thing; a thing not worth debating

Nervy:  nervous; brash and confident

Dust (v):  to sweet away dust; to add dust

Aught:  nothing; anything

Restive:  relaxed; edgy

Fast:  moving quickly; held still

Seeded/Pitted:  seeds/pits have been removed; seeds/pits have been added

Rent:  rent TO; rent FROM

Sanguine:  cool and cheerful;  bloody or bloodthirsty

Aloha (heh):  hello; goodbye

and, these days, “Literally”:  in actual fact;  figuratively

“Ich möchte meine Haare wachsen lassen.” ➤ “I want to grow out my hair.” “Ich möchte meine Haare wachsen lassen.” ➤ “I want to get my hair waxed.“

“Ich musste das Schild umfahren.” ➤ “I had to swerve around the sign.” “Ich musste das Schild umfahren.” ➤ “I had to run over the sign.”

“Er wollte den Gesetzesentwurf aufheben.“ ➤ “He wanted to keep the draft bill.” “Er wollte den Gesetzesentwurf aufheben.“ ➤ “He wanted to abolish the draft bill.”

Curio’s “Antagonyms”

On today’s podcast, we are joined by Playwright Rachel Gluck and Director Jack Tamburri to talk about the World Premiere Curio Theatre Company production of “Antagonyms”. We discuss the origins of the story, its many revealing moments and overall design that help bring the story to stage. Stay Tuned! NOTE: Some sound issues because, “Technology”.

From Left: Andrew Carroll, Alexander Scott Rioh,…

Curio’s “Antagonyms”

On today’s podcast, we are joined by Playwright Rachel Gluck and Director Jack Tamburri to talk about the World Premiere Curio Theatre Company production of “Antagonyms”. We discuss the origins of the story, its many revealing moments and overall design that help bring the story to stage. Stay Tuned! NOTE: Some sound issues because, “Technology”.

From Left: Andrew Carroll, Alexander Scott Rioh,…