He called the current stage outdated and "held together with spit and rubber bands".
The play, which had its first New York staging Off Broadway in 1998, is an actor's tour de force about an exacting poetry professor who undergoes a brutal — and by now outdated — experimental treatment for Stage 4 ovarian cancer, a woman who excelled all her life by analytical brainpower suddenly forced to grapple with extreme, unwelcome emotions.
-- Sept. 28, 2000 An entry in the calendar of events included an outdated reference to a staging of "Wallis, Duchess of Windsor".
Insufficient staging and outdated histological classifications are a major problem of the older reports.
However, the outdated 2002 Union for International Cancer Control/American Joint Committee on Cancer (UICC/AJCC) staging system was used in that study, and the association between platelet count and the TNM classification was not fully investigated, providing no evidence of whether platelet count could be used together with the TNM staging system to improve prognostic prediction.
An entry in the Spare Times listings in some editions on Friday about "Sleep Song," a theater piece about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan that was to be presented this week at the Harlem Stage Gatehouse, was outdated.
These alternatives are invasive, still at a preclinical stage, or already outdated.
Correction: June 11 , 2000 Sunday An article on Page 4 of Arts & Leisure today about musicals in Southern California includes an outdated reference to plans for the stage version of "The Full Monty".
While the mainstream debates have changed since stage models apparently became outdated, it is surprising that the Chinese development model seems to adhere to classical modernization theory.
Given what's happening on the national stage, you can add "outdated" to that list.
