When all six Robot Master stages are completed, the seventh and last stage appears in the middle of the stage select menu.
As the United States attorney in Manhattan in the 1980's, he says, Giuliani was less a courtroom wizard than a master of "staged shtick".
Another leading contender, this time in the Rediscovered Work category, is "Artaserse" by the almost totally neglected 18th-century Neapolitan master Leonardo Vinci (staged in Nancy, France, and performed in concert in other cities).
Only in the last chapter is Tiepolo addressed as the master of staged fictions, in which glamorously costumed figures re-enact historical episodes, composed in what look like tableaux vivants, in fantastic architectures, bathed in light.
The Ballet Master then staged the work completely from memory in St . Petersburg
Meanwhile, humiliated Malian soldiers turned on their inept political masters and staged a coup.
As a filmmaker, Bigelow is still obsessed with violence, but she's become a master at staging it.
Much of his choreography is architecturally grand, and he was a master at staging formal processions; his dancers had regal bearing, exquisite manners and uncompromising taste.
La Cava was a master at staging grim, painful subjects with a comic tone, as if to do an end-run around studio bosses and censors alike and make movies that howl in agony even as viewers howl with laughter.
As late as 2003, a music professor pointed out that all the early Doors albums, on vinyl and CD, had been slowed down due to a cock-up at the mastering stage.
