To say any more would be unfair, for the second act of this seemingly slight play takes a turn that is quietly devastating.
The role was originated on Broadway by a far younger actress, Nina Arianda, making this a case of productive miscasting: Seigner's age gives the slight play's sadomasochistic dalliances greater urgency.
"Some Kind of Bliss, Samuel Adamsonn's beautifully written if somewhat slight play featuring a solid performance by Lucy Briers, begins at Lulu's house, where Rachel is to conduct her interview.
International sporting events often involve the construction of training centers outside the host city, said Frédéric Lemang, the technical coordinator for the investment project, which is called Le Plus Grand Terrain de Jeux, a slight play on words that could be translated as the Biggest Playing Field.
The hardest part she ever took on, she said, was the sex- and age-appropriate Cleopatra in "Antony and Cleopatra," which Ms. Hunter, who is barely 5 feet and very slight, played in 2010 during her short stint as a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
They click loudly, and require a deceivingly firm push, deceiving because of a slight play in the buttons.
According to Keepnews, who produced Misterioso, the album and its title track were titled as a slight play on the words "mist" and "mystery" to evoke the perception of Monk's music as enigmatic and challenging at the time.
Ms. Doran, an English-born, New York-based writer whose slighter play "Parents' Evening" was presented by the Flea Theater last season, strikes an artificial note only in the very first scene of "Kin".
Without the slightest play for audience sympathy, Keener creates a survivor who may be purposely losing her self while pursuing her story.
SIMULATED GAMES FOR BELTRAN Carlos Beltran, moving with a slight limp, plays in simulated games almost every day in extended spring training in Port St . Lucie Fla., as he rehabilitates from surgery on his right knee in January.
