For the past 14 years, Karen O – real name Orzolek – has fronted the art rock band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and become famed for her high-energy, often seemingly unhinged stage persona, a howling, growling, shoe-banging dervish, smeared in mascara and clad in an array of outlandishly theatrical costumes.
Frayn also carefully delineates a recognisable array of theatrical types supervised by a wearily exasperated director.
And Ms. Stroman, a much lauded and awarded Broadway choreographer and director, brings to the task a dazzling array of theatrical weapons, wielded with a judiciously light touch.
Mr. Kahane is known as a highbrow polymath: an accomplished new-music composer who also plays an array of instruments and writes pop songs of theatrical effect.
The array of theatrical art and artifice marshaled in the telling of a story that may seem unremarkable in its details but exceptional as a whole is impressive and more than compensates for the general absence of conventional dramatic conflict.
This explains the bewildering array of theatrical survival products arrayed next to the must-have false eyelashes and bobby pins: two boxes of Throat Coat herbal tea, Arnica cream for muscle aches, a Vicks Personal Steam Inhaler, fluffy green slippers, a bottle of Courvoisier, and a Knackered Cow Relaxing Candle.
Accompanied by six musicians who played in an array of styles, including pop chamber music and theatrical rock, Mr. Cumming made a persuasive case for himself as all things to all people in pursuit of fabulousness, singing songs associated with Charles Aznavour (the dramatic ballad "She" became "He"), Frank Sinatra (a raucous "That's Life") and Dolly Parton ("Here You Come Again").
One of the museum's most remarkable artifacts is a 15-by-30-foot 15-by-30-foot 15-by-30-foot 15-by-30-foot array of advertheatricalfor locurtainanese businesses.
Wasps have an array of skills.
John has an array of sweatshirts.
