The British producer of a play that highlights the difficulties of being gay in Uganda has been charged with a criminal offence after the production was staged despite a ban by regulators.
It was in Paris that he published a long philosophical drama, "The Candlemaker," which Rowland implausibly suggests can be staged successfully, despite its five-hour running time.
His coverage of the Spanish Civil War produced "The Falling Soldier," the image of a Spanish Loyalist militiaman collapsing into death, which, despite debatable claims that it was staged, still ranks among the indelible images of the 20th century.
Despite the protests that have been staged in recent years, both against the construction of the base as well as crimes like these, Catapano believes there still is "a part of the population that would have reacted differently if the rape and violence were committed by another kind of foreigner.
Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke says the 2014 World Cup will definitely be staged in Brazil, despite admitting he had been involved in talks with the government to decide whether to cancel the Confederations Cup because of protests.
Luis A. Ferrao, the chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico's Rio Piedras Campus, where "Hamilton" was originally scheduled to be staged, was there despite the sting of the show's decision to relocate to Bellas Artes because of the possibility of campus protests.
Nor is this just like going offshore to dodge OSHA restrictions; the government is staging the torture, despite our own prohibitions on doing this anywhere and the international conventions we've signed saying we won't.
But he was upbeat, saying that despite his throat cancer being Stage 4, it has not spread down below his throat.
Despite being centre stage, Geri is a nebulous creation, rarely more than the sum of her misfortunes (insomnia, drink problem, dumped by boyfriend).
Despite being early-stage, their scale requires funds in the hundreds of millions.
