Instead of dazzle, there's glare and sketchiness, and citizens running the gamut of desperation and resignation.
Wisely, Ms. Marshall has encouraged her fresh-faced cast, led by the Australian cabaret star David Campbell and Lauren Ward ("Violet," "1776"), to shimmer instead of dazzle.
The director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall has wisely taken an understated approach, encouraging her fresh-faced cast, led by David Campbell and Lauren Ward, to shimmer instead of dazzle.
Caesar's speeches both are and aren't "Shakespearean"; that is, his meditative tone and his self-awareness, instead of dazzling with a proliferation of metaphors, give us room to breathe and to remove ourselves for a moment from the rat-a-tat of the action.
Instead of trying to dazzle or defeat competing dancers with spectacular moves, flex dancers use their bodies to tell personal stories, often involving violence, drug use, prison, and also sudden eruptions of joy.
Banks will have to co-ordinate with asset managers to ensure they offer the sorts of loans the asset managers want to invest in, instead of trying to dazzle them with clever financial engineering.A partnership between Société Générale and Axa, respectively a French bank and an insurer, shows how this might be done.
Instead of trying to constantly dazzle funders, Schmitz recommends developing long-term relationships that allow for failure and growth.
A three-month strike by Hollywood's writers looked set to ruin the Oscars award ceremony late in February: actors were unwilling to cross writers' picket lines, so organisers planned to show film clips and movie history instead of the usual procession of dazzling stars.
7. I demand that our table-tennis team, instead of being called the Dazzling Delilahs, be renamed the more respectful Barren Wives of Joshua.
I demand that our table-tennis team, instead of being called the Dazzling Delilahs, be renamed the more respectful Barren Wives of Joshua.
It invites visitors to take control of the authorship of their experience instead of simply consuming and being dazzled by the grandeur," Eliasson boldly states.
