Venus moving brilliantly to get to Serena's heavy ground strokes, getting balls other women players might not return.
He then moves brilliantly back to base development, urges his brother to pander, and anticipates Napoleon's advice that a leader should be "a dealer in hope".
James Grieve's production also boasts a peach of a performance from Victoria Hamilton, who moves brilliantly from the floaty sylph of the 60s to the fitness-conscious female of the present while suggesting they remain the same person.
Once again Federer recovered a deficit, moving brilliantly in defence as he came back from 3-0 down to level, and now hitting more confidently he took on the Del Potro serve at 5-5 to break when the Argentine fired long.
Fired up and moving brilliantly behind the baseline, Wozniacki grabbed control of the match when she broke to love in a stunning rally at 2-1, chasing down everything Sharapova could throw at her until the Russian dumped a volley in the net.
Wim Wenders angels watch the children's every move, brilliantly choreographed by Sarah Fahie.
Each is vivid; all move brilliantly, although sometimes Mr. Platel's vision is clouded by individual display, as if he had not quite shaped his dancers' inventions.
But it is Martha who is the star, and Mr. Move brilliantly incarnates her lingering emphasis on the final word of each phrase, the flirtatious glances at the audience, the ramrod back, the sheer authority with which she held her listeners.
Neil Patel did the set design, and it is smart and moves brilliantly.
"Samani" shows its contemporary amazons in graceful dresses with breastplates, moving in brilliantly phrased small steps.
