A Richard Maxwell play is unlikely ever to show up on Broadway or even on the institutional stages of the Public Theater or the Manhattan Theater Club.
Steadfastly unheeded over the institutional stage (a handy space for the Mousetrap performance) is that demoralising cold bath of a motto "Mens sana in corpore sano".
Nonetheless, "Global Feminisms" jumps cannily back and forth not so much between mainstream and margins as between the two not completely separate success platforms of the marketplace and the institutional stage.
At the 2015 Grammys, his major introduction to the American institutional stage, a nervous Smith and Mary J. Blige — who emoted generously next to him — were flanked by more than a dozen singers.
Students and professors are trapped in increasingly corporate institutions of higher learning that are designed for processing products -- moving student bodies through institutional stages -- that produce positive institutional profiles.
Before Josh Felser co-founded Freestyle, an institutional seed-stage fund, with his partner David Samuel, they built successful internet businesses, Spinner and then Grouper, which were both sold to larger companies.
We find that better peer-review scores are consistently associated with better research outcomes and that this relationship persists even when we include detailed controls for an investigator's publication history, grant history, institutional affiliations, career stage, and degree types.
There is something so ornate, so ceremonial and institutional, about the staging of the Olympic Games, summer or winter, that it's easy to forget how elemental they really are.
The demonstration at last night's game was noisy but peaceful, as people shouted slogans against police brutality and institutional racism before staging a "die in" on the pavement around the basketball arena.
Like most official photos, they are institutional selfies, neither staged nor candid.
