Her drawings are both vivid and ethereal.
Mr. Van de Wetering's memories of Mrs. Lasker are both vivid and mixed.
Kushner's play, which is both vivid and untidy, is given a terrific production by Michael Boyd.
These small adventures are precious, because they help us to remember days that are both vivid and forgettable.
Male dancing can be both vivid and vulnerable, and women aren't relegated to arm putty for tricky partnering or objects to be admired or violated.
Allyson asa-Brown, as the neighbour and new mother, and Tom Walker, as Dylan's edgy colleague, are both vivid (it would have been good to see more of them).
The red is both vivid and dramatic and the tiny outlying islands seem like memories – pockets of trauma or richness in a pale, blank sea.
Alternately anxious and ecstatic, terrifying and celebratory, it includes passages in which the strings howl and the percussion writing is both vivid and complex.
With a floor painted bright yellow, a lowered ceiling and expanses of deep-red drapes, Mr. Althoff has remade the Gladstone Gallery according to his own needs, which seem to have required less space (about a third is simply sectioned off and ignored) and an effect that is both vivid and tacky, redolent of a bygone era, even if you don't know which one.
And why the naturalism so gripped me is also a bit mysterious: growing up in the London suburbs I didn't know a peregrine falcon from a pigeon, and Williamson's writing is both vivid and highly detailed, employing a dense vocabulary of Devonian dialect terms as well as conventional ones.
