It begins with a dash of light-textured sparkle and a gently chromatic line, and as it grows more emotionally charged, its language veers toward neo-Romanticism rather than the harmonic density of Mr. Knussen's earlier music.
With just a dash of lighting, a few modest props and a great sound design (excellent contributions from Les Dickert, Valerie Therese Bart and Daniel Kluger), Packer introduces and performs scenes from the canon, dashing from Romeo & Juliet to Macbeth and on with aplomb.
Among the excellent appetizers are recognizable plates like hummus, jolted by a dash of paprika, and light, nearly spongy falafel.
Most modern versions call for the iconic Angostura bitters, but Regan also adds a dash of the sweeter, lighter New Orleans classic, Peychaud's.
The premise of "The Blind Banker" had Holmes pitted against the dastardly Black Lotus, a crew of Chinese smugglers whose old-fashioned menace was straightforward Yellow Peril, with a dash of Saturday morning matinee lighting.
Along Glebe House's northern perimeter, the theme is pink and white, with a few dashes of light blue, accomplished with varieties like Madonna lilies, peonies, irises and nigella.
There is wit and a dash of refined style in the new lighting, and in the furnishings of the Tate members' terrace in the Rotunda.
What happens when you take the shimmering sound of disco, throw in a dash of modern house groove, and flick your lighter?
Follow with a seaweed and broccoli rabe salad, with a light oil dressing and a dash of toasted sesame.
You've got MiMi (light blue), a sort of mix of Tinky Winky's purple and a dash of Laa-Laa's vivid yellow—.
In light of Sept. 11, it's a grim concept, but it is carried out with more than a dash of Lipskian wit and irony (Glueck).
