Even the casting shows meticulous attention to detail: to maintain the illusion, the actors have to be unfamiliar to the audience yet skilled enough to pull off a tricky type of parody.
The apocalyptic work may leave Mr. Camacho with no way out, but Meg Stuart, the choreographer, is skilled at drawing her audiences in, even when dealing with ominous themes.
Blunt loves lying to journalists (he once told a credulous Guardian journalist that the only music he listened to was, brilliantly, Oasis) but he's also highly skilled at snaring credulous audiences on stakes of their own making.
The creators are skilled, but they and their audience would profit from some new faces in Washington and elsewhere on the world stage (1 45).
Tennessee's more experienced players have been counseling the younger players this week about what to expect Saturday: a full arena (capacity is 24,525), a national television audience and a skilled, intense opponent.
In the second part, Valk, Fliakos, and See — all astonishing in their dedication and their sense of play — try to reproduce Forsythe's "contact choreography," while Forsythe Shepherdd) explains to the audience that only skilled, trained dancers (which the Group actors are not) can perform his techniques.
Building from a whispering pianissimo to a thunderous fortissimo, a skilled orchestra can leave its audience with goose bumps.
However, the clinical audience is rarely skilled enough to understand the relevance of adopting appropriate methodological approaches.
Julian Wachner conducts an ensemble of 12 skilled singers who move among the audience.
Whether in print or before a live audience, Ustinov was a skilled storyteller and master of the English language.
Introducing the members of his skilled backing band, Leon Bridges told the audience at the Fonda Theatre that five years ago he and his backup vocalist, Brittni Jessie, had danced together in a hip-hop video.
