Sentence examples for Astute direction from inspiring English sources

Even Connie Grappo's astute direction cannot rescue this ending.

Under the astute direction of Ron Nakahara, the Pan Asian Repertory production is revved up like an old V-8.

The Sackler School of Medicine at Tel Aviv University will not be the same without Saul Farber's astute direction.

It's in the present that "First Breeze" gets into trouble, despite Mr. Santiago-Hudson's fluid and often astute direction.

Under the elegant, astute direction of Bartlett Sher, Lincoln Center's revival — the first on Broadway since the show's début — is a majestic spectacle.

In some ways, that makes the play, which is having its New York premiere under the astute direction of Lonny Price, more interesting.

Its full potential is just beyond the reach of the new, young Theatre Gu Leòr but, under Muireann Kelly's astute, sensitive direction, something of Shrapnel slices into the soul and lodges.

This act of listening is most astute under Corey McMahon's direction of Eh Joe, which was originally written for television.

It's an impeccably tailored piece of work, with virtues nicely underscored by Matthew Warchus's disciplined direction and astute performances from Alan Alda, Victor Garber and Alfred Molina.

Being a remarkably astute man in most directions, I think that, in this different from most people, he enjoyed having the stupid side of his character emphasized; it constituted a disguise for his cleverness, a kind of fancy dress. . . .

Despite these limitations, Chion's work continues to point sound and music scholars in new directions with astute questions, encouraging a reconsideration of truisms that many consider theoretically fixed.