Since opening in 1987, the Talkhouse, which seats only 125, has built a reputation among both locals and visitors for showcasing well-known musical acts typically seen in New York City clubs.
Similar to Signature Theater in New York, Profile produces several plays by a single writer each season, an approach that was the brainchild of Jane Unger, an actress and director who founded the theater in 1997 to showcase well-known and newer works by playwrights like Mr. Fugard, Lee Blessing and Terrence McNally.
One of the first major public expressions of the newfound commitment to showcasing well-designed consumer products was Macy's department store's Art in Trade Exposition (1927), which was designed by the scenic designer and Theatre Guild founder Lee Simonson and owed a major conceptual debt to the Arts Décoratifs exposition that had taken place in Paris two years earlier.
Though there have always been stars with great dramatic ability, and though opera companies have recently made strides in identifying and showcasing well-rounded performers, there is very little in a classical singer's training or in the structure of the business to encourage spontaneity and depth of characterization.
Dulinsbooks.com was formed in 2009 with the idea of showcasing well-designed, innovative ereaders that are easy to use and aren't locked to one book seller.
The hallucinatory properties of today's high-def TVs are showcased especially well in classic westerns that have been digitally polished.
But as the Next Einstein Forum showcased so well, there are a growing number of people, places and projects that give reasons to be optimistic.
Williams is convinced the product has to change and judging by Pelley's appointment he clearly believes it has to be imaginatively showcased as well.
"Today was a good opportunity to showcase how well I can be from this point forward," Holmes said.
The bridge from invention to commercialisation is a lot smoother, and that's why Europe is showcasing so well".
