Word: flawlessness
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...contribution to the show. The European-infused juxtaposition of graceful ballet and angular modern was noteworthy for its dynamic staging that compensated for the repetition inherent in the choreography. The climactic finish of falling bodies (for which the piece is doubtlessly titled) was moving in its focused and technically flawless execution. Of the student choreographed pieces, the vision of “Undivided” was the most bizarre. The sound-effect score of Anna K. Grichting ’07 and Steven L. Pappas ’06 partnered with the instinctual choreography of Sonia K. Todorova...
...that fantasy, suggesting that “you can scoop out my brain, shape it into an ear and then tell me your pain.” However, the staccato snare drum and terse eighth-note basslines give the impression that something is awry. The feel is too flawless, too mechanized to match the emotions encapsulated in the lyrics. Only when the rhythm section underpins the legato synthesizer with flowing double-stops does the band’s real message become clear: no dream can be so perfect. “Dig deep, but don?...
...sets, Nguyen began to overpower his tired opponent in the third set and cruised to win 7-5, 2-6, 6-1.“The credit goes to Dan, he played so well,” Kumar said. “The last four games, [he] just [played] flawless tennis.”“I haven’t been playing well for the past few matches,” Nguyen said. “The first two sets here I was kind of slacking off. I didn’t move much the first two sets...
...please most fans of traditional G&S, but audience members should definitely notice the stunning pair of quartets in the second act, “Strange Adventure!” and “When A Wooer Goes A-Wooing.” The former, in particular, showcases the flawless singing of Dana C. F. Schlegel ’07 as Kate, niece and lackey of Dame Carruthers (Susan C. Merenda...
While the Boston Ballet’s “Grand Slam” provides a night of dynamic, contemporary dance, perhaps “Home Run” would have been a more appropriate name for this talented, but not flawless, ensemble. Running until March 26, the program is made up of four independent works, including two world premieres, “Etesian” and “Up and Down,” one Boston premiere, “Lambarena,” and the return of last season’ favorite, “Plan...