According to Mr. Dodin, "Brothers and Sisters" has survived not only because it broaches problems that all audiences can understand, but because the play's issues have remained acutely relevant for his cast, virtually all of whom have performed for the entire 15-year run.
And Mr. Schmoll and his uniformly excellent cast are all acutely in tune to Mr. Eno's particular brand of light-fingered depth.
But other women, like Sascha, 38, said they definitely felt emotional and acutely aware that they were casting a vote for their children's future. .
Set in eastern Quebec as the fall leaves are turning color, Paolo Barzman's acutely sensitive drama features a stellar ensemble cast with Christopher Plummer, Gabriel Byrne, Max von Sydow, and Roy Depuis lending solid support to Susan Sarandon's star turn as Melanie Winters (who, to no one's surprise, is an emotional wreck).
But his first collection of short fiction suggests that, when not being cast as ruthless megalomaniacs, he is an acutely anxious, deeply insecure New York homebody and a potential successor to Woody Allen's troubled crown.
Anyone trying to cast it as a breakup record will be acutely frustrated.
Indeed, the possibility that Trump went years without paying federal income tax might prove acutely embarrassing for a high-living candidate who often has cast himself as a champion of the common taxpayer.
Acutely aware of accusations it has committed war crimes in Syria, Russia wants to re-cast its image as a force for good.
And as spoken by a gracefully awkward cast led by the wondrous Linda Emond, Chekhov's dialogue has rarely registered as so acutely self-contradictory.
Acutely observed realism is the distinguishing feature of the biblical scenes covering the Hildesheim Cathedral's baptismal font, a cast-metal masterpiece so renowned that you can't believe it's here.
