I am grateful that Edinburgh has allowed me to do a flawed show, which is the beginning of a journey.
Looking at "Sports Night" now — a flawed show that seems to want to be more serious and unique than it really is — you see it as the product of an argument that Sorkin lost.
Sonia Saraiya, Variety's television critic, thinks someone from Netflix should have reined Luhrmann in: "The Get Down is a beautiful mess, a flawed show interspersed with moments of remarkable brilliance.
Still, there were flaws shown by this flawed team, too.
A world premiere by Premiere Stages, which also staged the playwright's "Good Counselor" in 2010, the drama is a flawed work that shows potential, with an intriguing situation and what could be a rich social background as its characters struggle with a variety of challenges.
Even in flawed shows, elite artists like Mr. Durang, Ms. Midler and Mr. Lane prove that good theater doesn't just start conversation.
Yet the film shows a flawed man whose relationship with his wife and children was fraught.
In a gesture to critics of the bank who say that the entire episode showed a flawed governance system, the committee recommended a full review of governance procedures in the future.
Steven Lee Myers (NYT) THE RUNNING MATES RUNNING FOR ECONOMIST Senator Joseph I. Lieberman said yesterday that Gov. George W. Bush showed a flawed understanding of the national economy when he said this week that he would not retreat from a tax cut in the middle of a recession but would cut even more, even at the risk of creating a "short-term deficit".
The chief inspector rejected suggestions that the sudden changes in grades showed a flawed inspection system - arguing that schools could go into sudden decline.
"Das Liebesverbot" was the chief discovery of Glimmerglass — a flawed but diverting work that shows the master of music drama in an embryonic stage.
