But David Bouhadana, who grew up in Florida, of French and Moroccan parentage, clearly has plenty of ambition, as well as an appealing personality and considerable flair with a sushi knife.
Beaton promoted his work in Vogue, and James, who had considerable flair as a huckster, seduced the fashion press on both sides of the Atlantic.
But a fine performance of a masterpiece needs no special pleading, and the veteran pianist Rudolf Buchbinder played the solo part with a sure sense of structure and considerable flair.
Everyman manages to give "The Understudy" quite a boost, thanks to a beautifully matched, finely tuned cast directed with considerable flair by Joseph W. Ritsch.
Throughout the concert, Wright's two guitarists demonstrate considerable flair and invention, coming on like a pair of hyperactive Freddie Kings on the rousing gospel number which finishes the evening.
Cumberbatch dispatched the great soliloquies with considerable flair and intellectual purpose, feigning madness as a toy soldier in his own fantasy castle, mourning his "lost" Ophelia (Sian Brooke), and turning on his mother, Gertrude (Anastasia Hille), and his murderous uncle Claudius (Ciarán Hinds) with the fervour of an adult dissident, not a sulky brat with an Oedipus complex.
In Ravel's "Tzigane," Ms. Kramer showed considerable flair and temperament; in Bloch's "Baal Shem," a fine sensitivity and warmth.
This brilliant and provocative work, created by Joe Calarco, first appeared in the late 1990s and has been widely performed since.Calarco recently revised the piece, and that new version is receiving its North American premiere in a bracing, in-the-round production that he has directed with considerable flair.
It opens and closes with some fine jazzy riffs, which Mr. Rosenboom played with considerable flair.
Ms. Cavanaugh, earthy, and Ms. Scott, witty, gave the foot-hugging solos considerable flair.
