But it skilfully transcends its source material in a way that will probably recommend it to a much wider audience.
An entertainment might go beyond gratification and produce some insight in its audience when it skilfully considers universal philosophical questions such as: "What is the meaning of life?"; "What does it mean to be human?"; "What is the right thing to do?"; or "How do I know what I know?".
"The Rest is Noise", which was nominated for a Pulitzer prize, always seemed bigger than its parts, even as it skilfully condensed the history of the 20th century through its music.
Rather, it skilfully integrated technology from multiple sources and countries.
But they dodge it skilfully, like true politicians.
Lasting 90 minutes, it skilfully weaves historical with contemporary footage and even makes use of animation (see still, above left).
Milosevic spotted the potential weakness in this strategy and exploited it skilfully after he took charge of his own defence.
Alexander Vedernikov, conducting, paced it skilfully, and Brindley Sherratt, in brief liturgical interjections, did a convincingly velvety impression of a Russian church bass.
"If she does it skilfully, it will be crucial to motivating younger voters, who are very hard to get out to vote if they are not enthusiastic.
Josie Rourke's production is well-acted and, with rain streaming in the dark outside the windows of the audience-embracing room, it skilfully intensifies the play's somewhat contrived thriller-like claustrophobia.
It skilfully adapted to shifting global markets by developing products trading on British heritage that appeal to the new global rich; think of all those Bentleys and Range Rovers.
