He staged it in a sixty-three-seat theatre in London, above a pub.
He staged it as a live performance — on May 31 , 1972 at Broadway's Lyceum Theater.
Aussaresses admitted that he personally hanged Ben M'Hidi, and that he staged it to look like a suicide.
But Mr. Green, the man who orchestrated the recording, has since told the authorities that he staged it to try get money from Mr. Bellamy's lawyers.
Balanchine first choreographed the Bizet symphony in France, as "Le Palais de Cristal"; once he staged it for City Ballet, it became one of the company's signature works.
Refined, solitary and strange, he was not in the least interested in spontaneity or capturing the moment, and when he did paint a beach scene he staged it in the studio.
When he staged it with acting students in the graduate program at the Yale School of Drama last year, it was, no surprise, widely perceived as a reflection of contemporary scandals and betrayals, sexual and political.
After collaborating with Susan Minot on a dramatization of "The Little Locksmith," the 1943 memoir by Katharine Butler Hathaway about being a victim of spinal tuberculosis, he staged it last summer on North Haven with Linda Hunt as Hathaway.
In his fascinating cultural history National Service, Richard Vinen reminds us that Williams had undertaken national service in Bombay after the second world war, where he staged It Ain't Half Hot Mum-like concert parties and burlesques in the company of the future playwright Peter Nichols.
He's staged it with his own company, known for splashy original productions.
