| Time is treated kaleidoscopically, whether in selective moments, flashbacks or offstage voices from the past. |
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| With this kaleidoscopically inventive production Chichester, once the home of safe theatre, becomes a leader of the avant-garde. |
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| The movie is a mighty, intimate, kaleidoscopically subjective, bravely self-searching summation of a career, an era, and a life. |
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| However, the effort is worthwhile as the fine sand beach is surrounded by moon-like stones which form small coves and the clean water kaleidoscopically takes the bay from greens to blues. |
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| No Plan-D, however imaginative or kaleidoscopically bound, will ever deliver civic conviction or support for Europe if citizens do not also see evidence of value-based policy in EU decision-making. |
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