And his live show, which he is bringing to Stanhope next Saturday, is a crazy patchwork of first-rate song parodies, hysterical video clips (played during costume changes, including some of Weird Al inserting himself in celebrity interviews), and tireless theatrical production numbers.
The artist was not only tireless in his production of visual art but also in his pursuit of women...and so goes this intriguing film... Producer Georganne Heller at MOMA.
Mr. Gelb has also been a tireless promoter of theatrically innovative productions and the importance of replacing old productions with new ones.
Though Mr. Steel has brought tireless enthusiasm to City Opera and presented some exciting productions, he has been unable to give the company a clear profile.
This sassiness was the thanks I got for my tireless carpool duty during rehearsals for a middle school production of "The Music Man".
(In addition to sets by Mr. Crouch, the wizard behind the look of the great Grand Guignol "Shockheaded Peter," the show has top-of-the-line lighting by Donald Holder, costumes by the tireless William Ivey Long and fluid projections by Benjamin Pearcy for 59 Productions).
In his public life, the mayor is a tireless promoter of the film industry in the city, which together with television production generates about $7 billion a year in economic activity here, according to his office.
Gilbert and Sullivan were tireless taskmasters, seeing to it that The Sorcerer opened as a fully polished production, in marked contrast to the under-rehearsed Thespis.
For many 20th-century intellectuals, the literary quarterlies and weeklies, with their tireless discussions of the spiritual significance and formal characteristics of everything from the greatest masterpiece to the most ephemeral current production, can be said to have filled the place of religion, both as rite and dogma.
The production was broadcast live from a BBC studio in London, the near-flawless performance largely the result of tireless work by the producer Douglas Cleverdon.
Even as he aggressively expanded production at Toyota, Mr. Toyoda applied a manufacturing culture based on concepts like "kaizen," a commitment to continuous improvements suggested by the workers themselves, and just-in-time production, a tireless effort to eliminate waste.
