In his farewell recital, he aptly plays Beethoven's last piano works, the Bagatelles, op.
It features a creative writing teacher, aptly plays with novel form, and treats more darkly than Sharpe.
Astolfo, the king's nephew, and a pretender to the throne, was aptly played as dashing, conceited and conniving by the fresh-voiced young baritone Craig Verm.
That particular chestnut comes to mind because it's in a collection of old vaudeville skits, songs and music that aptly plays throughout the Engeman Theater before the performance starts and during intermission.
Charlotte Hampden is aptly ditsy as Miss Spindle, a spinster who provides comic relief as a 19th-century Mrs. Malaprop, and Cyrus Newitt ably plays a variety of roles, from barkeep to Middleton's savior.
Jack Kerouac, below, was known for his prose, man, but he wrote other stuff, too, including "Beat Generation," the aptly titled play he jotted down in 1957, just after the publication of "On the Road".
The Sum of All Our Choices is the aptly named play commissioned by Gloucestershire county council in support of this year's Carers Week theme: the true face of caring.
The entire point of the aptly titled play cycle The Great Game: Afghanistan is to overwhelm ignorance about Afghanistan with history, up-to-date fact, and epic storytelling.
He will also play, aptly, that dark, brooding Johnson sonata composed at the academy.
Aptly, the band play a chorus or two of It's Too Funky in Here when the Doc saunters off at the end of the show.
