Genius stage perennials like Mark Rylance and Kenneth Cranham will also be in the running.
It was a decision of genius to stage the beach volleyball here, rather than in, say, Frinton.
It takes a certain amount of genius to stage a derisive spoof of MTV's "My Super Sweet 16" while enthusiastically aping the very materialism it promotes.
After that Hollywoodesque pause, the arena was returned to the N.B.A., and the stage turned over to a different sort of creative genius.
We're not shy about controversy, though, so I'll be interviewing the founders of lyric, law, and religious text explanation site Rap Genius on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, April 27th and 28th.
Baron Cohen's genius is his ability to stage encounters that seem real to the people he meets, playing a character with a straight face in real time, fooling those he encounters into being themselves while still coming up with wildly outrageous, spur-of-the-moment dialogue.
There is so much testimony to her performing genius, her irresistible stage charisma, that they can hardly be doubted.
In Oren Safdie's inert two-hander, Henry Grunwald, an elderly refugee from Vienna, fancies himself a neglected genius of the stage.
An Irish stage genius named Tyrone Guthrie, fresh from triumphs at Stratford in Canada, gave the Twin Cities a theatrical showplace in 1963, with an unconventional thrust stage like those of ancient Greece and Elizabethan England.
The real genius of this stage version of Michael Morpurgo's novel, first seen at the National in 2007, lies in the work of the Handspring Puppet Company's Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler.
