Interweaving musings from Harry's childhood with reflections from his older self, Figueras covers a variety of subjects, from the life-changing to the banal, gradually drawing them together.
Interweaving movements from different works, and in this case different centuries, can feel like a gimmick, but here it made almost uncanny sense.
Mr. Finn's music is now more grown-up, artfully interweaving themes from the first show, and soaring into gorgeous melody in the heart-stopping "Unlikely Lovers".
By deconstructing and interweaving passages from ancient Greek and Elizabethean tragedies with a 1957 American musical, Mr. Rauch and Tracy Young, who are listed as adapters, allow connections to come seamlessly to light without contrivance or commentary.
The author uses traditional materials freely to construct a unified presentation reflecting his personal views, interweaving materials from north and south to emphasize the unity of the people, elaborating prophetic oracles with his own words, and at times offering his own reflections on the course of events.
Interweaving flashbacks from Woolf's life as she was writing "Mrs. Dalloway" with scenes from the lives of Laura Brown Julianne Mooree), a Southern California housewife and mother in 1951, and Clarissa Vaughan (Meryl Streep), a New York book editor living in contemporary Greenwich Village, their stories blend into a lofty, mystical theme and variations on Woolf's novel.
At 8 tonight his story will be told in the world premiere of "The Art of the Fugitive: The Paradoxical Life of Paul Celan" at the 92nd Street Y. Interweaving selections from his poetry with music, it includes a portrayal of Celan by the actor Fred Sanders.
For good measure, Berman and Pulcini interweave footage from the actual documentary series into their drama.
This story interweaves scenes from a small reunion of veterans with intense arguments between the narrator and his wife.
The programme interweaves pieces from Byrd's Cantiones Sacrae with Pärt's limpid settings of biblical texts.
