Nor is it a matter of staging historical events, though Merivel does observe the Great Plague and then the Fire of London.
In matters of staging, Mr. Wagner leaned toward the emotive stagger, the beaten breast and the well-wrung hand.
The amorality of the killers, as they dress up in costumes or matter-of-factly stage-manage scenes of gruesome brutality, is repellent but also curiously fascinating, as Hannah Arendt's observation about the "banality of evil" is given a chilling postmodern twist.
Coppola told you to call?" Later, when she pondered the whole matter of a stage name, she said, "Maybe I should just go with Celeste.
For many, it's a matter of the stage of investment and the industry that the investor focuses on — while for others, like Manu Kumar, the guest in our latest interview, it's a matter of just getting 'hands on'.
The staging works better than the choreography, which is mostly a matter of cross-stage flouncing and strutting.
In contrast Dante's insistence on types and stages of knowing may seem almost perverse, a matter of emphasizing the stages of the mind's ascent rather than the desire that leads it forward from stage to stage.
Then there's the small matter of the paralysing stage fright that, both in his Libertines and Dirty Pretty Things days, prompted him to down a bottle of whisky before stepping on stage, and often another one after the show had finished.
These aspects supported the indication for a removal of the adrenal tumor which otherwise would have remained a matter of debate in stage IV ACC [ 28].
