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Errol Morris, whose inventive and stylized documentaries include "The Thin Blue Line," "Mr.

By Philip Gourevitch Errol Morris, whose inventive and stylized documentaries include "The Thin Blue Line," "Mr.

For miles, the blacktop is hemmed by cattle… Errol Morris, whose inventive and stylized documentaries include "The Thin Blue Line," "Mr.

But look out too for award winners such as Patrick Ness and Neil Gaiman whose inventive language and robust character development captivates readers.

Tiffany was able to bring in longtime collaborators including Steven Hoggett, whose inventive choreography for Black Watch was so central to its success.

Alberto Biani, whose inventive Italian basics are carried at Janet Brown on Long Island, had a good idea: men's shirting stripes for fresh-looking pantsuits and shirtwaist dresses.

This is particularly the case in the kitchens run by Chang, whose restless, inventive cooking requires a great deal of skill and training.

So it is with Super Furry Animals, whose endlessly inventive psych-pop ought to have sealed their place as a national treasure after 15 years.

Ms. Stroman, whose tirelessly inventive stagecraft can also be seen in "The Producers" and "Contact," daringly chose not to recreate Agnes de Mille's fabled choreography.

Mr. Marshall is the brother of the show's choreographer, Kathleen Marshall ("Kiss Me, Kate"), whose graceful, inventive stamp is strangely missing in the high-impact aerobics offered here.

In the new Broadway musical "Big Fish," a stage adaptation of the 2003 Tim Burton film, Norbert Leo Butz plays Edward Bloom, a father whose wildly inventive tales about meeting witches and befriending giants come to life on stage.