In his review for "El Secuestro", Todd VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club felt that Greer's vocals were the highlight of the episode, and affirmed that she effectively portrayed the unstable characteristics of Cheryl.
His lifestyle was more Islington middle-class than that of the Harlesden rude boy he so effectively portrayed in characters like Early D (in our Radio 4 spoof phone-in show Down the Line), although this was never a problem for any of his black fans who would erupt into adulation whenever he performed his characters live.
The exceptions to that naming pattern are Erik, played with wonderful charm and unbelievably oversized crutches by Jack Wittmayer, and a strange visitor known as the Rat Wife, effectively portrayed by Wilma Bonet, with strong support from spooky special effects at every appearance.
The checklists for each of the four cases included specific items on verbal and physical portrayal rated on a 3-point scale ("yes", "yes, but" and "not done"), for example: SP effectively portrayed his concerns at the opening statement SP's tone of voice was anxious as he is worried about a heart attack.
But it's actually the character's seductions that are most effectively portrayed here.
To its supporters, Islamic State has effectively portrayed the quest for territory as an existential fight for Sunni Muslims world-wide.
And a barrage of attack ads from the Romney campaign effectively portrayed his career after Congress as influence-peddling.
Nothing could have more effectively portrayed the identity-less, impotent nature of the detainees and the potency of the US authorities.
Political consultants say that in the primary, Ms. Strebel played the gender card masterfully and effectively portrayed herself as a victim of "political assassination".
In a series of Congressional hearings in the late 1940's, described in fascinating detail by the authors, McCarthy effectively portrayed private housing as central to American democracy.
How, then, can the virtual world be effectively portrayed IRL? Chaired by the Royal Court Theatre's literary manager Chris Campbell, this talk explores how playwrights, directors and set designers have done just that in recent years.
