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Then there's his new album, Bloom Forever, in which he tackles his loss head on.
Vaughn's direction isn't subtle but you can't help but warm to the boyish glee with which he tackles even the most preposterous the action sequences.
It also partly inspired his latest movie, Extract, in which he tackles the conundrum of feeling sympathy for the boss as well as for his workers.
On the cover of this Sunday's Book Review, Sara Mosle reviews Steven Brill's new book, "Class Warfare: Inside the Fight to Fix America's Schools," in which he tackles education reform and mounts a zealous case against America's teachers' unions.
"Wheelhouse" (Arista Nashville) is his ninth studio album, and the one on which he tackles a host of country pieties out in the open, as if sensing the moment might finally be right to hear country songs about difference.
The half-dozen parts Garry will be playing in rep in Africa are nothing compared with the dozens he performs for friends and associates every day, and he takes justifiable pride in the professionalism with which he tackles each one. 1 2 Next Page » More Articles in Theater ».
He was at ease with the big economic themes, which he tackled in a way that breathed life into them.
Even so, Bell's task was not easy, and the confidence with which he tackled it suggests his mind is now free of the spells Ajmal cast in the desert.
You singled out Mr. Mitchell as a star because of the lyrical fluency with which he tackled the off-balance challenges of one dance, only to notice him in the back row of a staccato unison group later.
It has flowed through almost all of his recent stage work, and found voice in his first production of a classic opera, Mozart's Don Giovanni, which he tackled for ENO in 2010 – albeit to mixed reviews.
His travels as host of "Bizarre Foods" take him to some far-out places and sometimes challenging cuisine, which he always tackles with an open mind, and a wide-open mouth.
