Similarly, the revivification of the CLO market suggests that many investors are perfectly willing to buy risky private debt.
The revivification of Mostly Mozart is no longer news, but it's worth noting a few factors that have contributed to its success.
And they say the pay is more than made up for by a tidier resolution of a financial debacle — or, as in G.M.'s case, the revivification of a wounded company.
Then the Menier Chocolate Factory, the London company responsible for the Tony-winning revivification of "La Cage aux Folles," came up with an interpretation, directed by Maria Friedman, that found a pulsing, unifying heart in this high-concept work.
Barbe-bleue was once extremely popular in East Germany where its central images of revivification and liberation, one suspects, struck deep chords.
The Peter Hall remedy for revivification is straightforward: take a well-established theatre, put on a series of old, though not necessarily familiar plays, and stuff them to the gills with famous names.
Instead of revivification – suffocation.
After the 2014 success of Bryant and his team's Sweet Charity – an electric revivification of independent theatre – the two shows demonstrate a clear Australian approach to classic musicals: investigating contemporary classism and prohibitive social structures by highlighting just how rarely "dreams of a better life" come true.
This could have brought much-needed housing units and revivification to the street.
Or Ace, King, Knave (Faber), Maria McCann's exuberant revivification of grave robbers and gamblers, hucksters and whores in 18th-century London (which I read in advance of its publication next month): like Hogarth sprung to life.
Following the revivification of Alan Partridge for its Mid Morning Matters webseries, fizzy-piss purveyor Fosters snared comic titans Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer for a collection of shorts last summer.
