For each plant, we scaled stages 1.04 through 1.10 to a relative developmental timeframe of 0 through 1. Relative time at absolute time Ti was calculated as (Ti − T1.04) / (T1.10 – T1.04), which puts each plant on the same developmental timescale.
Its sorest lack at the moment is an auditorium for large-scale stage productions, mainly of opera.
Goulding, Thursday night's headliner, is also a consummate performer – her saccharine pop sounding euphoric on such a large-scale stage.
RPCC recently submitted a Communitybuilders application and will know by early February if it will receive a first large-scale stage of funding from them.
Mr. Gregory, a director who specializes in small-scale stage productions, suggested "The Master Builder," the story of an architect increasingly caught up in his own fantasies.
Randalls Island became a multiplex of temporary dance floors, with a stadium-scale stage for headliners and three tents with club-quality surround-sound systems.
After the thunderous scuzzy surf-pop of Black Lips' signature tune, Bad Kids, the evening ends with a full-scale stage invasion and a hirsute, half-naked fan mooning the audience.
Their windmill, for much of the past ten years, has been a full-scale stage revival, which they've now finally achieved, at the Connelly Theatre, on the Lower East Side, where the will open at last on Thursday evening.
It could turn out to be a "now you see it, now you don't" trick in which a million pounds vanishes into thin air, but producer Jamie Hendry is convinced the West End is ready again for a full-scale stage magic show.
But in essence this was a great double act, sampling extracts (some very well known) from Purcell's birthday odes for Queen Mary, music written in her memory either by Purcell or his teacher John Blow, and extracts from large-scale stage works such as King Arthur and The Fairy Queen.
