The current production is smoothly staged, boldly acted and beautifully sung.
Two of his subsequent stage plays boldly test the limits of taste: Red Noses (RSC, 1985) is a comedy set during the black death, a project inoffensive in comparison with the second half of Laughter!
Feeling so well, I marched up to the stage and boldly requested "Meadowlark," the mother of all showtunes.
For me and so many other aging fans, the experience of seeing Morrissey live is timeless, new, urgent and creates the same impulse to rush the stage and boldly declare my allegiance as if for the very first time.
The story of two 70-year-olds and their rekindled love, it is, wonderfully, a drama about older people which doesn't depict them as vulnerable or ill but places them centre stage and states boldly: love doesn't disappear as you age.
A speaker on a lorry converted into a stage called out boldly: "What do we want?" Confused shouts of "Second vote", "A people's vote" and, "No Brexit!" rained back down on her.
Davies uses both boldly, staging a cluster of scenes that are as unsettling and grim as anything by Lars von Trier.
At Dance New Amsterdam Ms. Stronach boldly staged some of "Closer" on the far side of the space's notoriously obstructive pillars.
At this week's North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Ford was showing off Lincoln's new design director, Max Wolff, who took to the stage to unveil the boldly redesigned Lincoln MKZ.
Michael Morpurgo's original novel is narrated by Joey himself in an interior monologue; the National theatre stage version by Tom Morris and Marianne Elliott boldly sidestepped this by theatrically recreating Joey's world and making the horses stylised bamboo-figures.
