111.   As before, the play is an explosive comic nightmare about an ingrown American family hiding a dark secret and arming itself against the encroachment of reality.

112.   As gorgeous as the language is, the play is also a marvel of construction.

113.   As good as the game play is, Dave said the sound effects are what really sold him.

114.   As it happens, the play is very much about family and family dynamics.

115.   As troubling as their subpar play is, injuries also are mounting.

116.   As we all know by now, the Jeffrey Maier play was the seminal moment in the next golden age of Yankeedom.

117.   As the pitcher sprints to cover the base, Fonville realizes the play will be close and dives, skidding in head first over the bag.

118.   As the title indicates, the play is about money and what people will do to get it.

119.   Be that as it may, the play is nothing more nor less than an entertaining, unabashedly reverential introduction to a legendary figure.

120.   Bad plays are obvious.