Lorin Maazel and the Philharmonic gave what seemed an excellent premiere performance, not just confidently executed but fully imagined.
The triple bill that introduces 24 Preludes opens with Balanchine's Apollo – confidently executed by Carlos Acosta on opening night – and closes with Aeternum, a new work by Christopher Wheeldon.
Every verse is modest but confidently executed, and there's an appealing lightness to the whole affair, as if Mercer has simply abandoned the need to rock and has let the desire to sing take over.
The author of the quirky, cult-appeal comedies "[sic]" and "Suitcase," both seen at the downtown powerhouse Soho Rep, Ms. Gibson graduates into the theatrical big leagues with this beautifully conceived, confidently executed and wholly accessible work, which is not just her finest to date but also the best new play to open Off Broadway this fall.
"Behind the Candelabra," HBO: This confidently executed film didn't just provide an array of top-flight actors with a chance to take some risks, it also presented a very savvy portrait of the compromises and cruelty embedded in the celebrity lifestyle.
Medvedeva glided around confidently and executed a smart jump to the sound of anxious violins and majestic horns.
Specific practical models are presented for organizational change management that will help organizations to plan and execute confidently and competently.
Clinicians could confidently plan and execute such a study without waiting endlessly for labs to come up with the perfect molecular apocrine biomarker.
Read the review The magical-realist gestures in Annie Baker's latest play, set in a possibly haunted bed and breakfast in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, aren't always executed confidently.
'No,' replied my friend, 'he didn't believe in any god, as it happened.' 'Then,' the young man confidently informed him, 'we shall have to execute you.' My friend laughed it off after lodging a mild complaint.
