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company woman

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company woman
n.
A woman whose primary allegiance is to her employer.


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Vague approximations of the original Wakhevitch and Berard design scheme made the period-piece affair look extra thin, which was unfortunate since Bocca performed the title role with intense plastic richness and powerful dramatic commitment Neither company woman (Natalia Magnicaballi and Rosana Perez) I saw had the dramatic dimension necessary for the role of mistress/death.
 
 
 
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