In the late 1970s and 80s, as director of Theatre Centre, a company based in north London and dedicated to young people, he set about staging work about the lives of working-class children, environmental catastrophe, sexuality, fascism and other cultures.
They were insurgents, and they set about staging an ideological takeover of the party, a process that came to fruition sooner than they might have hoped when Ronald Reagan, a fellow outsider, was elected president in 1980.
That, though, was to prove to be the visitors' only real chance of the first half as Dortmund set about staging what would have been a remarkable comeback.
Southern California premiere of this musical comedy about two Shakespearean-era brothers who set about staging the very first musical.
Tom Sturridge plays a man who, following a bizarre accident, sets about staging an elaborate recreation of images from his memory.
Feeling betrayed by her employer, the rebellious young Bessy sets about stage-managing a series of cod-hauntings that leave Arabella convinced that she is pursued by the ghost of Nora.
It was at this point that he set about the second stage of his parliamentary life, as a highly effective Commons committee man on the public accounts committee, where he was Labour's senior member, and on the liaison committee, which he chaired from 2001 until his retirement in 2010.
Firstly, it's difficult to imagine many festivals in the world occupying such a beautiful position and site — a car park overlooking a secluded Welsh cove, stages set about a small wood ripe for exploration, a central lake making navigation easy.
Gerrard has, though, recognised his own failings and in the early stages here set about putting that right.
Mrs. Berg found it impossible to give up the Goldbergs, and two years ago she set about putting them on the stage.
The blonde had transferred her digital fury to the downstairs piano, a white lacquer job on a tiny stage, upon which she set about marauding "Heart and Soul".
