Primary Stages has wisely brought Ms. Diamond's lucid staging, and much of the cast, including Ms. Bacon, to the 59E59 Theaters, where the play opened on Tuesday night.
When the Treasury secretary finally did release his plan, in stages, he wisely resisted the siren songs coming from both the left ("nationalize the banks") and the right ("let 'em fail"), opting instead for the high-risk "stress tests" of 19 big financial institutions.
So if she has an effortlessly commanding stage presence, a wisely absurdist worldview and flawless comic timing, it should be no surprise.
Mr. Hughes has wisely staged the play to allow the language to resonate and his actors the room to roam and pontificate with glee.
I chose my course wisely: stage nine, the individual time trial from Radda to Greve in Chianti, one of the shorter segments of the race, at 40.5km.
A YouTube video taken by an audience member at the bowl that quickly spread online last month — capturing the prolonged ovation after a voice teacher in the audience, Sarah Horn, aced an impromptu duet with Kristin Chenoweth — began by focusing on the blurry image of two women on the stage before moving, wisely, to the video screen next to it.
Start preventing over eating at an even earlier stage by shopping wisely.
The league chose wisely in staging its first Winter Classic game in Orchard Park, N.Y., just outside Buffalo.
The boots Gemma: Gladiator sandals wouldn't have cut it with the sexy stage look, so she wisely opted for a thigh-high buckled boot.
In effect a staged concert that (perhaps wisely) drops all pretense of a story, the show pretty much does what it says on the tin, to co-opt a quaint English expression, even if, at the matinee I caught, some of the vocals were a tad tinny.
