For me, the best production since was a 1999 offering from Michael Boyd that had a sensuality even Brook might have envied: the show became a joyous hymn to fertility, with Nicholas Jones as Oberon and Josette Simon as Titania leading a phenomenal, stage-pounding dance that was fiercely erotic.
To justify the nonconceptual character of the contents of either phenomenal and subdoxastic stages [sic] … it suffices to invoke the fact that these contents are retrieved from visual scenes in conceptually unmediated ways" (Raftopoulos and Müller 2006, p. 215).
That James Brown show [at the Beverly Center in 1983] where Michael Jackson and Prince both join him on stage is phenomenal.
Quite frankly the numbers seen along the route of the opening stages were phenomenal and for a moment I had to be reminded this was actually happening here and not somewhere like Holland.
The recently renovated Casino de Montréal, on its own island, has five floors of gaming, live music stages, and phenomenal restaurants.
Watch here "Glastonbury, headlining the Other stage, was also phenomenal.
It's very clever and their stage show was phenomenal.
Closing the first night of the main stage and sounding phenomenal! twitter.com/coachella/stat… — Coachella (@coachella) April 13 , 2013The biggest surprise of the day, however, came with the Stone Roses.
Instead of using Helmholtz's terminology, as did most historians, Stumpf preferred the term phenomenology to designate the study of phenomenal experience, which occupied center stage in the field of physiology and psychology.
He's about to be thirty-one, for God's sake, and by all odds he should be in the waning stages of his phenomenal career.
