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  • noun Plural form of staging.

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Examples

  • Even if you find these kind of stagings cheesy, they are surprisingly entertaining and informative.

    Search for "depression" 2010

  • The anniversary bills offered Ms. Farrell's stagings of six Balanchine ballets, one of which, "Pithoprakta" 1968, to Iannis Xenakis's music, was an example of the Preservation Initiative.

    A Company in Progress Robert Greskovic 2011

  • For this tour, the company brings the two great Tchaikovsky classics, Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake, in stagings close both to the original Petipa, and the Petipa/Ivanov choreography.

    This week's new dance 2011

  • In most stagings—including the 1970 film version starring Barbra Streisand—the same actress plays the patient's past and present incarnations.

    A Dream Reimagined Ellen Gamerman 2011

  • The relatively rarity of stagings of "Sabrina Fair" in the United States has less to do with the play itself than with economics, Rayne says from the theater, where the play is in rehearsal.

    Ford Theatre's 'Sabrina Fair' puts race, not class, center stage Celia Wren 2010

  • On the other hand, Mr. Beane's lines "A mascot, that is so geniusy!" aren't exactly the stuff of which great stagings are made, so it seems fair to give Mr. Knechtges a pass this time around.

    'Clear Day,' Muddled Effort Terry Teachout 2011

  • I heard from tons of Caps/Redskins fans who loved all the very public ways the Steelers honored their past at Heinz Field -- not with exclusive club-level displays, but with very public and accessible stagings.

    Wizards to unveil new championship trophy case Dan Steinberg 2011

  • Both stagings revealed artful moments that honored the dances' 19th-century heritage while increasing their impact on contemporary audiences.

    Neapolitan Sunshine Brightens Danish Gloom Robert Greskovic 2011

  • While dozens of plays, operas and other stagings will be linked to the 2012 Games, the labels are tricky to untangle.

    All of Britain Will Be a Stage Paul Levy 2012

  • Florida's Orlando Shakespeare Theater has responded to the challenge by offering its patrons a miniseason of rotating repertory in which two warhorses, "Pride and Prejudice" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," are being presented in smart, cliché-free stagings.

    They Are Playing It Safe—And Smart Terry Teachout 2011

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