The main event and cooked portion is "The Wedding (The Walker Evans Polaroid Project)," an inspired if somewhat lugubrious group show orchestrated by Ydessa Hendeles, a Canadian collector and respected independent (and independently wealthy) curator.
According to the F.B.I. and the United States attorney's office in Providence, Mr. Stevens had bumped up against a voracious if somewhat clownish conspiracy of greed, orchestrated by at least three of the town's seven Council members — Mr. Zambarano, Mr. Douglas and Joseph Burchfield, the Council president — and exposed, in part, by a fourth councilman who often accessorized with a wire.
Ousting a boss seen as a drag on the company also sometimes works, but not always: Yahoo, an internet company, has recovered somewhat since its chief executive was replaced last year in a campaign orchestrated by Mr Loeb, whereas J.C. Penney, a retailer, is languishing even though an activist brought in a new boss (who has since been sacked).
Ms. Keenan led the first campaign imposingly but somewhat blandly in Balanchine's "Stars and Stripes," danced to Sousa march music orchestrated by Hershy Kay.
Yes, it may be that Loot has been somewhat defanged by time, but as the cast adroitly goes about the inspired wordplay, it remains a beautifully orchestrated send-up of all things thought to be holy and a confirmation that there's no such thing as logic unless it's the logic of illogic.
"The reason so many people don't get those real moments, is they are busy trying to orchestrate them, 'Come over here, you're here, turn this way".' 2) Be unobtrusive... somewhat.
At the First Union Corporation, a Wachovia predecessor, he orchestrated the purchase of Wachovia three years ago and has ample experience in an area that is still new and somewhat mysterious to many regional retail bankers: capital markets.
"It was orchestrated, methodical".
Other impresarios orchestrated it.
Other events were carefully orchestrated.
