Yet what Bruce also brings to the choreography is his consummate craft, especially his gift for wrapping seamless lines of dance around vividly observed detail.
Here's hoping they respond by making gift-giving more seamless and convenient.
I only remember the gift, the magic, the seamless transition from what I could never imagine into that which I will treasure until my last breath.
Cardpool has consistently been innovating on its model, and trying to make exchanging and selling gift cards a more seamless experience.
(Not surprisingly, there is a seamless transition from the exhibition to the gift shop, where jewelry by some of the same artists, or their relatives, is for sale, and tends to be easier to see).
Of course, even seamless wireless access feels like less of a gift when you're forced to use it on the floor.
She further demonstrated her range and her gifts for rendering complex emotional states and seamless characterization in such roles as a modern-day actress portraying a Victorian woman of mystery in The French Lieutenant's Woman (1981), a factory-worker-turned-activist in Silkwood (1983), and the aristocratic Danish author Isak Dinesen in Out of Africa (1985).
Thaddeus Davis's "Moment of Reality," a group dance led by Ms. Hayes, Mr. Spear, Svetlana Blakhotnaya and Michael D. Tindal, reaffirmed Mr. Davis's gift for unobtrusively imaginative choreography that flows in a seamless, stylized whole.
And I suppose that I don't entirely understand David Leveaux's direction of the play, either, which is a pity, because I do admire Leveaux's vivid relationship to the plasticity of the stage: one of his gifts is his ability to create a nearly seamless, cinematic montage from a series of scenes that you'd never expect to add up.
"We live in the time of Uber and self-driving cars and our [flower] gifting experience should be just as simple and seamless".
