Under its so-called "no compromise" approach, sports that do well will have their funding increased, while those that do not will be promptly cast aside.
At a number of performances at the Globe theatre this summer, absent cast members were promptly replaced by an actor reading from a script.
There she studied drama again and was spotted by, of all people, Prince, who promptly cast her as his love interest in his vanity project Under The Cherry Moon.
While onstage with Louis Jouvet's famous troupe, he was also spotted by Jean Cocteau, who promptly cast him in his play "The Infernal Machine".
After a brief stint in Los Angeles -- "I felt very empty there," he said -- Mr. Ebert returned to New York and was promptly cast as Eddie Redmayne's understudy in the 2010 Broadway play "Red".
A smear campaign promptly cast him as borderline incapable, with one archbishop letting it be known that "They've made Peter Sellers pope". He was dead 33 days after his election, with an autopsy deemed surplus to requirements.
Maybe I have a good memory". He got such an enthusiastic reception that Riccardo Muti, music director of La Scala in Milan, promptly cast him in a new production of Gluck's Armide.
(His quest for forgiveness from the Santiago family led him to Joey's sister, Elsa, who sobered up quickly after becoming pregnant at 15. She promptly cast off Billy and her hardscrabble Lower East Side upbringing in pursuit of better things).
Having seen her perform the Strange Lady in Shaw's Man of Destiny, I promptly cast her as a 60-something dotty old spinster in A Thief in Time (needs must when budgets are limited).
She even had a backstage visit from Dustin Hoffman, who promptly cast her in his directorial debut film Quartet, in which she played a young doctor to a group of ageing opera singers (Maggie Smith and Michael Gambon among them; "I felt like curtseying every day," Smith said).
