Each issue is staged live before an audience, the tales performed aloud and fleshed out with photographs, illustrations, films, or animations.
Zebrafish embryos were staged live and subsequently fixed in PFA1 (4% paraformaldehyde, 4% sucrose in PBS), overnight (o/n) at 4°C in 4 ml glass vials on a 3D rocker.
Already, the entertainment division has been staging "live" Scooby shows.Bertelsmann's boss, Thomas Middelhoff, has reorganised his company's structure precisely to capture these benefits.
The neighborhood already contained a fledgling cultural district; in addition to MICA, the Lyric Theatre was staging live concerts and performances, and Meyerhoff Symphony Hall was in the planning stages.
The script for Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight," which the director was staging live because it had already been leaked online and he refused to make the film as a result.
To that end the tour will be staged as a live radio play and produced in concert form, rather than a conventional musical production.
Esports is organised, competitive computer gaming and can be staged in front of a live audience and millions more online.
Touré is at his best in his finely delineated observations of the joys and dangers of post-blackness, whether it is being lived or being staged.
Another new play - Captain Amazing, about a superhero who does stand-up comedy - was staged at Live Theatre earlier this year and will travel to the Edinburgh Fringe in August.
The BBC Good Food Shows and BBC Gardeners' World Live have been staged at the NEC for 20 years.
Jonathan Young, editor of The Field, says that in the 19th Century these competitions were staged with live pigeons, a practice discontinued in the UK after campaigning by the magazine.
