For years, the Phil has provided an excellent "Messiah" of its own, leavening the natural heft of its sound with a modicum of period-performance restraint.
He does it in an actor's most confident way, with a look that sums up a performance of restraint and inner rage, a lifelong vendetta realized and unresolved emotional and sexual ambivalence.
Brendan Gleeson (left) and Aidan Gillen (right) in Calvary As a very modern priest, Brendan Gleeson gives a soulful performance of restraint, irony and weary wisdom.
Both the Barney, his early video-performance "Drawing Restraint" from 1988, and the Pfeiffer, "Fragment of a Crucifixion (After Francis Bacon)" from 2000, remind you that some of the buzziest pieces from Biennials lose their edge over time.
Three domains were chosen for potential MHQIs: Depressive symptoms, cognitive performance, and restraints.
Given the breadth of clinical content on the RAI-MH there is an opportunity to expand the number of MHQIs beyond indicators of depression, cognitive performance, and restraints.
The case-mix index score was significantly related to MHQIs for cognitive performance and restraints but had a relatively small impact on adjusted rates/prevalence.
In addition to depressive symptoms, cognitive performance, and restraints, the RAI-MH includes a number of other domains of symptoms, behaviours, functioning, and safety.
Although significant relationships were found between the SCIPP CMI and MHQIs for cognitive performance and restraints, adjustment using the SCIPP CMI led to virtually no difference between unadjusted and adjusted hospital MHQI rates or prevalence.
As the audience came alive during choreographed selections from "West Side Story," "Wonderful Town," "On the Town," "Candide" and "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" (the 1976 show that closed after seven performances), polite restraints were loosened.
Mr. Suchet offers a performance of steely restraint, managing to convey the humanity in a man who must be one tough customer to have reached this vital position.
