A Touch Of Class (1973): Wonderful performance as disgruntled screenwriter romancing with Glenda Jackson (above, centre).
HUNTINGTON Old First Church "A Distant Longing: Beethoven and Schubert," presented by Ridotto, Concerts With a Touch of Theater, with a performance by the Artek Early Music Ensemble.
TAD FRIEND: I'd like to see her stretch and play someone who never has to think about what she's doing: as Judith was suggesting, there seems to me a touch of ratiocination about her performances, at times.
Whisper this, but there was a touch of vintage Tiger Woods about this performance, not in brute strength or flashes of eye-popping genius but in its ruthlessness.
But then, Soumillon has always enjoyed a touch of theatre in a winning performance, and famously threw his helmet and whip into the crowd after winning the 2008 Arc on the unbeaten Zarkava.
There is, in his performance, a touch of the amused relish that was shown by Boris Karloff, when he, too, oversaw an asylum, in "Bedlam," the Val Lewton chiller of 1946.
Terence Stamp's somnolent turn as Siegfried, an agent for KAOS — an enemy agency — with no notable kinks other than a love of Beethoven, only adds a touch of nostalgia for real Terence Stamp performances.
HUNTINGTON Old First Church Ridotto, Concerts "With a Touch of Theater," presents "Folk Infused," a performance featuring works by Bartok, Williams, Dvorak and Beethoven, for clarinet, violin, cello and piano.
And there was more than a touch of Osborne about Bates's bravura performance in Thomas Bernhard's The Showman at the Almeida in 1993.
No warships idle at anchor, and deities, likewise, are notably thin on the ground, although Martin, in Keoghan's unnerving performance, has a touch of the wicked sprite.
