"Underneathmybed," directed with little nuance by Pedro Pascal, blends many different styles and tones — most of them uncertainly handled — but basically comes across as yet another raucous dysfunctional family play, Latin American style.
The Center Stage production, directed with abundant nuance and a keen sense of momentum by Rebecca Taichman, serves the play beautifully.
It pushes the use of new media even further, but in a directed way, and with nuances attributable, my guess is, to the fact that this is a group effort.
One executive told us that efforts to make corporate communications more direct, in order to account for the difficulties autistic employees have with nuance, irony, and other fine points of language, have improved communication overall.
There are more sumptuous voices, and some with more ease in the upper register, but she was remarkably clear, direct and communicative, sharing the songs with obvious excitement and coloring them with nuance and precision.
Really to echo what went on, each word would have to be invested with nuance, tone and color, giving it the same power of direct communication and expressiveness that Mr. Quasthoff gave his song texts.
Historically, he's achieved a lot with nuance and innuendo, but this album largely forsakes them in favor of direct sentiment.
And I use very simple English to be direct, without nuances.
Energy is what dancers summon by their will -- then command, allow, direct, capture, release -- their collections of atoms electric, a magnetic pulling and propelling together as one, as many, with nuance.
Forcefully directed by Ken Rus Schmoll, both Mr. Campbell (who once played Elvis Presley's stillborn twin onstage) and Ms. Dundas (who was little Gloria Vanderbilt in a 1982 television movie) give outstanding performances, loaded with nuance.
The Atlantic looks at a fraught subject with nuance.
