Grease: Live however is directed by Thomas Kail, who brought Hamilton to the stage, the hottest musical to hit Broadway for aeons, so rather than a trashy hate-watch, this should be of a genuinely high quality.
Even if the schools were shown to be genuinely high quality, the plan presents no evidence there are enough providers of charters, and appropriately skilled and knowledgeable leaders and teachers for new ones, to establish thousands more such schools in the forseeable future.
But trust quickly developed when genuinely high-quality care was delivered.
It has been an occasionally thrilling impersonation of a genuinely high-quality club team, led by a player who for all his genius-stylings, his endless league titles, his claims on some kind of YouTube-driven ultimacy, should be proud to have been very good: if not exactly great, then always great fun.
When the Open University (OU) was founded in 1969, it represented one of the most important educational innovations of the 20th century, not just in Britain, but across the world.Established by Britain's then prime minister, Harold Wilson, it is considered by many to be the first university to offer genuinely high-quality degrees through distance learning.
Sometimes, of course, secret information is genuinely of higher quality and affords real strategic advantage over public information.
Renters were more likely than owners to say they might move elsewhere if costs keep rising, and they formed a much higher percentage of those who said they were finding living costs difficult - yet more evidence, were it required, that London is crying out for a more stable, high quality and genuinely affordable private rented sector.
According to Medina, "probably the greatest thing about this game is that it's so unassuming, in that you are genuinely very surprised at its extremely high quality".
Not only are its delvings into the National Gallery's treasures genuinely insightful, it also has plenty of high quality loans, from that Jasper Johns Cézanne to Matisse's Self-Portrait (1918) from the Musée d'Orsay.
All our endeavours to build a genuinely sustainable way of life for 6bn people today, and around 10bn by 2050, are totally dependent on high quality scientific research, and the policies and sustainable technologies that flow from that research.
