The BBC's Mike Bushell tries his hand at fencing, which has been played since Roman times, and was one of the most popular forms of staged entertainment in the 16th century.
The indigenised Shakespeare is perhaps the most creative and, therefore, somewhat controversial form of staging Shakespeare in India.
The performances take the form of staged readings: there are no props or costumes.
It is a form of staged, static theatre that the artists have explored in previous work, most ambitiously in their acclaimed Venice Biennale exhibition in 2009.
Invasive document composition is a type-safe form of template expansion and extension; transconsistency is a form of transclusion for architectures; and staged architectures provide a form of staged programming on the architectural level.
Each culture has its own form of staged combat, evolved from its particular method of street fighting and cleaned up for presentation as a spectacle, eg savate, Cornish wrestling, karate, kung-fu.
Every spring some of the foundation's flowers bloom at Tribeca in the form of staged readings of screenplays under development, and it is in these readings and the discussions that follow that one can perhaps most clearly discern the shape of the cultural beast still fighting to be born.
It often takes the form of staged images in which she challenges established concepts of function and material.
In recent days, there have been rescues in California, Florida, Kentucky, Ohio, South Carolina and Virginia, and there seems to be a new resolve among so many different law enforcement agencies nationwide not to tolerate this form of staged cruelty and the wide range of criminal activity so often associated with it.
Before the opening, the focus was on the multimillion-dollar, state-of-the-art, high-tech set, involving projections and other forms of stage wizardry that would bring this mythical story of gods and dwarves and a magical golden Ring to life: the definitive artistic statement of the "new Met" of the Peter Gelb administration.
