I saw amateur actors on a ferry in Lerwick, domestic drama in an Aberdeen council flat, a first minister's question time written by schoolchildren and abseiling actors scaling down a Glasgow tower block.
In relation to the actors, scales and processes involved, the banana acquisitions differ from the state-granted large-scale land acquisitions dominating the literature on 'land grabbing' in Laos.
The budget for putting on two full-scale productions, paying actors Equity scale, housing them at a local college, renting the tent, leasing the grounds, printing the programs and making the costumes is just under $600,000.
Jonathan Pryce is the latest actor to scale Mount Lear and, although it's getting a bit crowded on the summit these days, he gives a striking, individualistic performance in a carefully considered production directed by Michael Attenborough.
Next week, 415 years on, Benedict Cumberbatch will become the latest actor to scale the peak of Hamlet when he begins his sold-out run at the Barbican Theatre in London.
In particular, the diversity of actors and scales, and their power and interest in Earth system resources, increases natural – social interconnectivity and the vulnerability of these traditionally local resource systems to disturbances.
Examples would be the impact on equity of decentralization policies, or the roles played by conflicting policy actors in scaling up of services.
Capacity building – UNICEF strengthens the capacities of national governments and local actors to scale-up treatment for severe acute malnutrition in over 75 different countries.
The supermarket best known for groceries, television adverts featuring the actor Prunella Scales, and investigations by the Serious Fraud Office has opened a pop-up wine bar in London's Soho district, which for the next two weeks will serve only Tesco's finest* wine range.
