In the late 60s he wrote his first play, Bangelstein's Boys, intended for stage production and built around the life and obscenities of a rugby club outing.
The system is intended for diagnosis, staging, monitoring, and follow-up in the treatment of cancer as well as cardiac and neurological diseases, inflammation, and hyperinsulinism in children of up to about 12 years of age.
They cascade and pulsate with aural detail precisely because they were not intended for the stage.
It is also used, less commonly, for a musical work not intended for the stage.
Paradise Regained, a brief epic in four books, was followed by Samson Agonistes, a dramatic poem not intended for the stage.
Built in the late 1800s, the Dairy is a splendid example of "modern" industrial Briard architecture, composed of functional spaces intended for the stages of milk processing.
Not that he was intended for the stage; when he won a scholarship to Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, his parents expected him to become a commercial artist.
They were never intended for the stage, but thanks to a co-commission from the Brighton festival and Aldeburgh Music, they've been transformed into a music-theatre piece of quite astonishing beauty.
Seneca's plays are so gory that for a long time it was assumed they couldn't have been intended for the stage — the theory was that they were meant to be read or recited like poetry — and even today many scholars consider them unperformable.
Abridged and 'improved' by some additions of his own, he published his Sejanus, a tragedy: as it was intended for the stage (1752), when he could not get it acted.
