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The phrase "a staging work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to theater, art, or project management, referring to a piece of work that is intended for presentation or performance.
Example: "The director emphasized the importance of a staging work that effectively conveys the themes of the play."
Alternatives: "a preparatory piece" or "a presentation project".
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The costumes split the difference, and also suggest a stage work in process.
For a stage work "Maa" is resolutely nondramatic (which is not to say nontheatrical).
Yet as a stage work and a musical score, the opera drags; it could easily lose a half-hour.
A film might be wonderful, but this is a stage work, and the live experience will always be greater still.
In the near future she will be collaborating with the director Robert Wilson on a stage work based on her life.
The result resembles a staged work of the kind of passionate long-form journalism that has become too rare.
The illustrator James McMullan is the master of the dramatic image that captures the emotional tone of a stage work.
Mr. Kelly has not announced an end to the series, though he has hinted that it may become a stage work.
Transferring a stage work to the screen is always dodgy; for musicals, so dependent on the artificial world of the proscenium, the risks are multiplied.
The mighty ruckus of "Voyage," a stage work by the Japanese collective Dumb Type, certainly spoke well for the sound-production devices and acoustics in the theater.
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