It is a big ballet, opening with swiftly paced contrasting trios amid the ensemble.
The glittering, swiftly paced variety show, taped for "Great Performances" on PBS, featured songs by everyone from George Gershwin to Jonathan Larson.
In this swiftly paced, two-act opera, Anna's story is told in flashbacks, framed by a series of television interviews.
Behrens's impressive, swiftly paced saga tracks the life of an Irish boy after his family dies during the Great Potato Famine.
But while Paloma Herrera, partnered by Gennadi Saveliev, excels in "Theme," she was not her secure self in the swiftly paced ballerina role here.
The usual festive trimmings, showing off the company's classical style, were on display in a swiftly paced medley of excerpts from the troupe's Tchaikovsky ballets.
Sparely told, swiftly paced and emotionally rich, it follows four sisters building their futures in a world full of surplus women.
Swiftly paced for public television and the post-performance dinner on the theater's promenade, the evening zipped along as a "Live From Lincoln Center" program.
Mr. Diaz, the playwright, said the highly physical nature of the production required not only careful choreography but also attention to breathing, because the actors moved quickly from dexterous combat to swiftly paced dialogue.
And on July 24 he follows with the late-Donizetti rarity "Maria di Rohan," a swiftly paced tragedy set in the Paris of Louis XIII (and thus "The Three Musketeers" ).
The answer is a mixed bag, a swiftly paced and hugely engaging narrative that covers most of the bases, but from a limited point of view.
