Og, played with spirited wit by Mr. Bobb, has his own troubles.
The show's crowning touch is "You're the One," a collaboration with Johnny Mercer that matches Cole Porter's "Let's Do It" in spirited wit: "You're the one for me/ Just as every goat makes a mental note/When he spies his dream goatee".
Here Darcy shows greater interest in Elizabeth, especially when she replies to Lady Catherine's jabs with spirited wit.
Señor Ruiz had been a gay-spirited Andalusian wit and artist, had married late, and, by the time his son was born, had become an acrimonious, ill-paid art teacher, with his wife, his mother-in-law, two sisters-in-law, and his own growing family to support.
Performance of such vocal music often takes the form of a spirited battle of knowledge, wit, and artistry between the sexes.
The program opened with Haydn's Quartet in G minor (Op. 20, No. 3), a work that typifies the composer's refined mix of courtliness, wit and spirited innovation.
Equally, I love the wonderful and spirited Lizzie Bennett, with her wit and humour.
He brings a flicker of wit and a spirited stylishness to a show that is otherwise, at best, only spirited.
To her friends and family, Sigi will be remembered as a spirited hostess, with an irreverent wit and an appetite for good conversation; sharing her beloved gardens and homes in Willistown, Palm Beach, Mount Desert Island, New York City and Harbor Islandeach place unique.
Yet these matters are rhapsodized in song with style and wit in the spirited new show from the Civilians, "In the Footprint: The Battle Over Atlantic Yards," which opened on Monday night at the Irondale Arts Center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, within a demolition ball's swing of the site in contention.
Hitchens's esophageal cancer inevitably throws a shadow over this spirited, provocative collection, which shows his extraordinary wit and range.
