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That said, he closed the concert with a compelling if overly forceful performance of Puccini's "Nessun Dorma".

After the intermission Ms. Josefowicz and the trio (with Mr. Laredo playing the viola) gave a warm-toned, forceful performance of Schumann's Piano Quartet in E flat (Op. 47).

There was really only a single moment when listeners had to give him the benefit of the doubt: when a failure of concentration derailed two attempts to play Ravel's "Jeux d'Eau," he turned to the audience, shrugged and gave a forceful performance of Debussy's far more intricate and volatile "Tarantelle Styrienne".

Harrison turned in one of his most forceful performances of the monthslong campaign at a CNN-sponsored debate on Wednesday night.

Eastwood also gave his most complex and forceful performance to date.

That's not to mention the additional overshadowing presence of Jermaine Jones, who has blindsided his way back into the picture with his forceful performances for surprise MLS leaders Colorado Rapids.

(Brantley) 'An Enemy of the People' Boyd Gaines gives a forceful performance as Dr. Stockmann, the champion of truth who takes a principled stand against forces led by his brother, Peter (a sinister Richard Thomas), in Ibsen's meaty but talky drama about corruption in a Norwegian spa town.

(Ben Brantley) 'An Enemy of the People' Boyd Gaines gives a forceful performance as Dr. Stockmann, the champion of truth who takes a principled stand against forces led by his brother, Peter (a sinister Richard Thomas), in Ibsen's meaty but talky drama about corruption in a Norwegian spa town.

The strength of Hytner's production is that Phèdre herself, in Helen Mirren's forceful performance, is not so much a victim of the gods as of an unconquerable erotic obsession.

But although the six black-clad women all compel attention through their forceful performances, the out-of-body states they try to convey through staring eyes and gently bobbing heads feel mostly layered over the sharply delineated dancing rather than emerging from it.

(Grode) 'An Enemy of the People' (closes on Sunday) Boyd Gaines gives a forceful performance as Dr. Stockmann, the champion of truth who takes a principled stand against forces led by his brother, Peter (a sinister Richard Thomas), in Ibsen's meaty but talky drama about corruption in a Norwegian spa town.