This sequence of spaces is framed at either end by low-key play areas: there is a fun interactive fountain and a thicket of wooden poles supporting a small rope bridge.
Mr. Pierce's appealing, low-key play may be less substantial and emotionally rewarding than Ms. Herzog's, but he displays a similar gift for capturing the herky-jerky rhythms of contemporary speech, and an appreciation of how deliberate pacing can invite an audience more deeply into the theatrical experience.
It makes no serious attempt to find convincing or compelling human stories behind the legends, and Tony Wilson himself, despite intelligently low-key playing from Coogan, is never more than two-dimensional.
Mr. Dara, the cornetist, guitarist and singer, creates his own world, wafting up impressions of Southern blues and African music while keeping everything low key; he is playing new music for his next album.
It's a safe bet that his latest, a low-key drama about a bus driver played by Adam Driver, will also make an appearance.
This group has been playing low key venues for over a year now, apparently to hone their chops, but they're so ready to do some real damage, evidenced by Saturday night's whatever-you'd-call-it.
"We could play this (campaign) low key with the FCO Foreign and Commonwealth Officee)," an official in the Department for Culture, Media and Sport wrote in February.
Mr. Pellicano, who sounded mean and ornery on some of the tapes the federal prosecutors played, was low key and folksy in court, even as he questioned his former close associate who was throwing him under a bus in question after question.
A magical two-series wonder about a half-dozen misfits in LA who cater parties while irreparably fluffing their acting and writing careers, it drew in part on Rudd's own experience of MCing at bar mitzvahs, although Rudd remains shockingly low key about the role he played in it.
The response of the administration of President Felipe Calderon has been low key and suggests it will not play an interventionist role.
Just under 1,800 people have gathered in this sold-out Brixton venue, to hear this modest, low-key auteur play a clutch of unfamiliar songs from his debut album, which is due out in three months' time.
