The phrase "about my staging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific aspect or details of a staging process, such as in theater, events, or project presentations.
Example: "I would like to receive feedback about my staging for the upcoming play to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "regarding my staging" or "concerning my staging".
I explained to her about my early stage miscarriage and the suggestion to have a fibroid checked out.
"I hadn't done something like 'Swingers' that was about someone at my stage in life — all the lessons you've learned about your life, about your family, about your career.
And Mr. Domingo, who will be doing some conducting for the company, said he was talking to filmmakers as varied as Baz Luhrmann ("Strictly Ballroom") and Pedro Almodovar ("All About My Mother") about staging operas in Los Angeles in the next few years.
But when I was doing college shows I used to talk in my stage act about a book I wrote called "Cards as Weapons" that didn't exist at all.
"All of my plays are about my attempt to stage my particular rhythm of perception, which is to say, admittedly, the plays are about me," he has written.
I've never talked on-stage about my upbringing.
The Brits involved are no less illustrious, and include historian Simon Schama, playwright and screenwriter Abi Morgan (The Hour, Sex Traffic, Mike Bartlettt, who penned Earthquakes in London for Headlong, and Alecky Blythe (London Road), plus Samuel Adamson, the man responsible for adapting Breakfast at Tiffany's and All About My Mother for the stage.
I was very self-conscious about my appearance, but on stage, I could be whoever I wanted to be".
Eventually, I began to talk more openly about my mental illness on stage and by articulating it I found some freedom.
"This may sound controversial," she added, "but I can't possibly know everything about my play or how to stage every scene.
