ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月28日 01時45分

“I do feel like a puppet sometimes, but the best of it is when all I have to do is give an out breath,” said @thebethmalone, who plays the gritty, damaged Angel in @angelsbway, which runs through July 15 at the Neil Simon Theater. That’s when this Angel gets her wings — and flies. Instead of wires, Beth is supported by five Angel Shadows: At the sound of a whooshing exhale the puppeteers Lucy York (@dalucegoose) and Rowan Ian Seamus Magee manipulate her wings while the dancers @silviavrskova, @mattyoaks and @rtodorowski lift her into the air. Rowan controls one wing, Lucy the other. "Often you have to use the breath to keep the thing seeming alive," Rowan said. "But that also sets a kind of emotional tone — you can’t tell why but there’s this little heartbeat happening." For this moment — a mix of two parts from the production — the Angel soars with the help of the Shadows in the Neil Simon lobby. Though the ceiling is low, the effect remains spooky as Beth zigzags through the air with jerky resolve. “If I hear Lucy breathing differently, I slow down or speed up,” Rowan told the @ニューヨーク・タイムズ writer @giadk. “This is how we talk without looking at each other and without speaking.” @gwbitz took this #video for our weekly series, #SpeakingInDance.

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