But not all MPs were happy, one suggesting the odds of her surviving another week were 50 50 while another said what mattered was the mood in the party not orchestrated shows of support.
Enacted through live, orchestrated shows, drawings, paintings and video pieces, the exhibition introduces audiences to Kjartansson's brood of actors and theater nuts, a lot that definitely doesn't blush at the mention of taboo subjects.
It was the kind of solemn, carefully orchestrated show at which Russia excels.
In a carefully orchestrated show of amity, Mr Obama said that never before in history had the US and Israel been so close.
Whatever its associations, it is a completely astounding object and, alone, worth the trip to this richly appointed, expertly orchestrated show.
In fact, the Obama campaign announced endorsements from two more superdelegates on Thursday, after rolling out three on Wednesday and two others since late last week in what appeared to be a carefully orchestrated show of strength before Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary.
It lasts for almost seven minutes, during which time it shifts from soft, lo-fi strum to staccato, orchestrated show tune, to overdriven rock to jazz pastiche to murkily ambient funk to mock opera to synth pulse to delicate piano coda.
The man likened it to the 1998 film The Truman Show, in which protagonist Truman Burbank discovers he is the star of his own carefully orchestrated television show.
This was not because Lenny couldn't have orchestrated the show, but because no composers for Broadway musicals have time to do so unless they do it in advance of rehearsals (as opera composers do).
The event resembled the production of a Chinese soap opera, but it was actually a government-sponsored mass wedding of earthquake widows and widowers, orchestrated to show, as the master of ceremonies — a local Communist Party chief named Chen Xingchun — put it, "the epitome of a beautiful new Beichuan".
A parentally indulged child whose nickname was "Mummy, look at me", he rose to orchestrating TV shows that make Triumph of the Will look like the first rehearsal of a playschool nativity play.
