In the end, as the role dictates, she stood alone, perhaps a muse, perhaps a wraith, a small spotlight slowly tightening to enclose her outstretched hand in darkness.
Donnelly's mirrors combine turn signals and "puddle lights," an increasingly popular feature that shines a small spotlight on the ground near car doors to help the driver and passengers avoid stepping into a mess after dark.
In one type, a light source, e.g., a small spotlight, causes a photoelectric cell to generate current that keeps an alarm circuit open until visible particles of smoke interrupt the ray of light, breaking the circuit and setting off the alarm.
For her Grammy performance, she wore a jacket designed by Suno, but onstage in Montreal, just before the curtains opened, under a small spotlight at stage right, she took off a trench coat to sit down in a little living room, a prop.
By the time the show arrived at "Tengo un Amor," Toby Love's final song and biggest hit, the sun had gone down and the main light in the park was a small spotlight attached to the stage, shining hot on the audience as it sang along.
Do Knock conducted an orchestra-like beginning, which led into a b-boy extravaganza with the crew members each getting a small spotlight on what they do best.
There was only one mercifully brief steam machine appearance, and Mr. Hidalgo chose his moments of heightened theatricality wisely, as in a passage where small spotlights captured the male dancers' feet on an otherwise darkened stage.
Strike the baby and kill the blonde simply means remove the small spotlight and turn off the two-kilowatt quartz light.
Kiat's debut release, "Feeder," also ended up on Goldie's entry to the Ministry of Sound Masterpiece series, training another small spotlight on Singapore on the international stage.
