In 2010, the law also expired, and Congress didn't re-enact it until mid-December of that year.
Mr. Wainwright, a singer-songwriter who also does things like re-enact iconic Judy Garland concerts, is a fervent opera fan.
There are only so many times any little girl can re-enact the worlds of Belle, Ariel, Cinderella and Snow White.
In September he will re-enact the French emperor's second marriage to a younger Austrian princess, raising his own tricky casting dilemma.
He drew up a report in 2007 which said the controversial judge had asked a child victim of sex abuse to re-enact the conduct of the aggressor.
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In December a Polish foundation brought schoolchildren from Poland, Germany, the West Bank and Israel together to re-enact historical trials, including Nuremberg, as part of a project about international justice.
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Observers outside the room listened through speakers as the workers were instructed on how to re-enact the November vote, in an effort to see if the machines might be at fault.
It's a concern that this is not the kind of a question you can leave to Congress ... even the Virginia senators ... are going to lose votes if they do not re-enact.
In one particularly memorable demand, a male resident preparing for a big date asked Abdul to help him re-enact a scene from the movie "Hitch" where a couple rides jet skis under the Brooklyn Bridge and around the harbor.
If you're going to enact reforms, make them meaningful from the get-go.
If President Obama gets re-elected, he may once again not have the political support in Congress to enact legislation.
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