A replica of the white hall from Kojima Productions had been constructed at the entrance; snazzily dressed people sipped cocktails and wine.
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No longer: on June 29th the European Commission presented a long-awaited proposal for a pan-European personal-pension product, the snazzily named "Pepp".
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Its heroine is the snazzily named Sawyer Valentini, played by Claire Foy, the star of "The Crown" (with an American accent which is as flawless as her Queen Elizabeth impersonation).
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SEOUL, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Pheasant meatball soup and blue cocktails snazzily shaken were two of the more intriguing entries at a national cooking contest held in North Korea on Thursday to mark the 75th birthday anniversary of late leader Kim Jong-il.
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"Unabashedly an upbeat, snazzily shot infomercial that accentuates and overdoes the positives of this well-scrubbed quintet, 'Us' still manages to capture the lads' refreshing ability to remain basically who they were while coping with life-altering changes," wrote Stephen Schaefer for The Boston Herald.
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But if you head today to his snazzily redesigned Torn Hawk website, you'll see a vision of Wyatt that lies in stark contrast to any of the work he's issued over the last half decade, from his sunny guitar workouts to his more austere club material.
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Touring cast members in the curtain call at a show in Omaha, Nebraska In its out-of-town tryout in San Francisco, audience reaction was mostly positive, and although critics tended to compliment the aesthetic and spectacle of the show, they disparaged the state of its book, score, and choreography. Dennis Harvey of Variety commented positively of the "sleekly directed", "snazzily designed", and "smartly cast" production, yet still disapproved of its "mediocre" book, "trite" lyrics, and "largely generic" music while Karen D'Souza of the San Jose Mercury News wrote that "Style over substance is the real theme in this Emerald City." The Broadway production opened on October 30, 2003, to mixed to positive reviews from theatre critics. Chenoweth received nearly unanimous praise for her performances as Glinda while Menzel received mixed-to-positive reviews for her performance as Elphaba.
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In his New York Times review, Frank Rich wrote: > And the World Goes 'Round: The Songs of Kander and Ebb, the new revue at the > commodiously renovated Westside Theater, may be its authors' long overdue > smash. The evening is an unexpected delight: a handsome, tasteful, snazzily > staged outpouring of song and dance that celebrates all the virtues of the > Kander-Ebb catalogue while scrupulously avoiding most of the cloying cliches > of and-then-I-wrote anthologies. The revue is sophisticated enough to > satisfy aficionados like myself, who recently spent a week's allowance to > replace a worn copy of the out-of-print cast album of The Happy Time, and > welcoming enough to convert new audiences to the Kander-Ebb fold. The five > fresh performers, mostly familiar but unheralded Broadway hands, are the > best team of its sort to hit town since the quintet in Ain't > Misbehavin'.
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