In this study we investigated whether disturbing the feed reward cycle in laying hen chicks, by denying access to parts of a pen designed to accommodate the stages of the cycle (litter area 'appetitive'; feed area 'consummatory'; perches and dark area 'post-consummatory'), resulted in a more negative affective state.
The event, jointly produced with Works & Process at the Guggenheim, divides the work across three evenings, largely to get around its need for two adjacent performance spaces, one to accommodate the elaborate staging of "La Coupure".
It became the biggest challenge for Rodgers to accommodate the piece on the stage and rehearse the procession bringing Madonna on stage.
In designing the set, Ms. Parsons had to make adjustments to accommodate the Paramount's stage; the theater, which opened in 1930, was designed as a movie palace.
Finally, getting a smaller-scale work accepted for performance -- on the condition that you will make any suggested alterations and accommodate the whims of the stage director, who may be a musical ignoramus.
If you are using an existing one, it must be wide enough to accommodate the top of the stage that you'll be building in the next part.
Chairs were placed on both sides of the stage to accommodate the capacity audience, with plenty of teenagers and children in attendance.
A problem had arisen regarding the amount of space needed in front of the chancel (which Johnson occasionally called the "stage") to accommodate the various choirs and other musical groups that enliven the Garden Grove services.
The scenes there were particularly challenging because of the logistics of building a stage that could accommodate the puppeteers, who needed to walk beneath the stage.
The NTS turned down an invitation from the National Theatre, saying the Olivier theatre could not accommodate the production's traverse staging (which is played out in a long, rectangular space flanked by two banks of audience seating).
Admittedly, it's been carrying them alongside stories that - in keeping with the festival's carefully-chosen themes of acrimony and financial chaos - 11,000 extra tickets had to be issued and the stage reconfigured to accommodate the gig's soaring costs.
