By then, the dance music blaring from sets of stacked amplifiers was deafening, as were spirited shouts — "Un grito, Catrachos!
"No one's ever prepared for something like this," said Harold Cook, the lone Senate staff member to accompany the senators as they were spirited away on two private planes provided by supporters.
He views his ex-wife's departure as a "disappearance," as if she were spirited away by outside forces with no explanation.
But Heather Rattray, as the older daughter, and Cjon Damitri Patterson, as the stowaway, are spirited, personable child actors with a mercifully clear understanding that less is generally more.
As Vixen, Lucy Crowe was spirited and unbiddable, shaggily and scruffily dressed and flicking her foxy red tail with wanton appetite.
As their son was spirited across the border, Nicole's parents made the dangerous journey from Mexico overland, arriving about a month behind their child.
Candida Mosoma, Pumza Mxinwa and, as Winnie, Philisa Sibeko, were spirited and characterful as his womenfolk.
The performance was spirited, though, as was "G&S à la Carte," a kind of jukebox musical, by David Auxier, which hangs a variety of Savoy chestnuts from a loose plot about Gilbert and Sullivan bickering over whose contribution is more important.
The subject is as fresh and as absorbing in its interest as Mr. Colquhoun's narrative is spirited and complete".aThe World.
As for authenticity, we are spirited back in style.
