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In Take 2, he plays the aria more fleetly and brightly, though the tempo slows a little as the music unfolds.
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But the series has neither the narcotizing nostalgia nor the impersonal monumentality that such cross-sections of fleetly passing life might fall into.
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The performers, elegantly costumed by Caroline Rogers, charmingly lit by Anthony Powers and Joe D'Emilio and fleetly directed by Aloysia Gavre and Chris Lashua, make "42 FT" a delight.
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The original text has been compressed to an intermissionless hour and 45 minutes that move as fleetly and nimbly as Prospero's spirit servant, Ariel (a delightful Jade Anouka, last seen as Hotspur in "Henry IV").
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Mr. Hoebee fleetly paces the timeless "Romeo and Juliet" narrative about young lovers divided by their warring clans, which the librettist Arthur Laurents tautly updated to a murderous rivalry among teenage gangs in 1950s New York City.
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Jeff Miers of The Buffalo News wrote, "the Super Bowl halftime show has not really been about music, per se, in a long while. The J-Lo/Shakira throwdown carried that tradition forward, emphasizing spectacle, bombast and flash over music—in this case, an only mildly Latin-flavored pop- dance hybrid". On Shakira's role in the show, Naomi Fry of The New Yorker wrote, "she looked and sounded great, moving fleetly between monster bangers". Fry also wrote, "Lopez's voice isn't her strongest asset, and she spent minutes at a time dancing rather than singing, but her showmanship was unparalleled", calling the pace of her performance "furious".
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