Sentence examples for sensitively directed from inspiring English sources
Amanda Jornov plays Helen and Marc Donovan plays Tom in this sensitively directed, strongly acted production.
"The Commons of Pensacola," sensitively directed by Lynne Meadow, provides a welcome opportunity to watch two theater veterans of different generations share the stage, both in excellent form.
Mr. Goodwin's vibrant presence enables the easy flow of the production, which has been sensitively directed with infinite attention to detail by Joseph Discher.
This is among the most sensitively directed, eloquently designed and impeccably acted productions of a Shakespeare tragedy that the city has seen in years.
At times the monologue, sensitively directed by Mark Rosenblatt, acquires the hushed intimacy of a confession: "Can I tell you something?
Sensitively directed by Travis Chamberlain and shrewdly acted by Erin Markey and Adam Couperthwaite, the play is gorgeous: a short, eloquent evening that feels complete, complex, and entirely satisfying.
Rogue Machine Artistic Director John Perrin Flynn sensitively directs, as Bottita's inward desperation and Smallwood grandiloquent rage are beautifully balanced against each other, far more riveting than the HBO version with other actors that followed on the heels of this production.
The play's greatness, if not every layer of its emotional complexity, is apparent throughout the Hudson Stage production, which has been sensitively and smoothly directed by Dan Foster.
Overwhelming grief is an elusive subject for any movie, but as films like "The Sweet Hereafter" and "The Messenger" have demonstrated, a sensitively written and directed film about unspeakable loss can open the floodgates.
This astringent solo show, sensitively and deftly directed by Lia Williams and performed with disconcerting candour by Leanne Best, is less a play than a succinct invocation of the tragic cycle of violence and revenge that brings to mind McGuinness's best work as a noted translator of the Greeks.
It is directed sensitively by Jonathan Butterell down to solid technical elements down to a fine ensemble overseen by Zak Snyder with orchestrations by Bruce Coughlin.
