Through their experimental theatre, the members of the society staged contemporary Western plays and encouraged the writing of original plays, such as Yu Ch'ijin's T'omak (1933; "Clay Hut").
Early research focused on the relationship between the social and economic organization of society, stages of development, and evolutionary processes.
And you do: after years of decline, civil society is staging a comeback.This is showing up in three areas.
The physical and silly comedy, about a polytechnic drama society ineptly staging a 1920s murder mystery, last week had its run extended to February 2016.
In addition, the society is staging Noel Tipton's dramatic tableau "Amherst Sabbath," which sets the poet's life to congregational hymn music; and hosting a show by the painter Alberto Mancino, who has completed twenty-nine oil paintings based on Dickinson's poetry.
New civil society groups staged demonstrations this past weekend in defense of both basic constitutional principles and the Constitutional Court.
In Islamabad, Pakistan,s Professional Forum (PPF), along with other civil society groups, staged a protest against Siddiqui,s "illegal detention".
Hundreds of members from civil society groups staged a sit-in today outside the plenary rooms of the negotiations demanding leaders adopt the 1.5-degree target.
First Sister boasts an enthusiastic amateur dramatic society accustomed to staging Agatha Christie mysteries in dreadful wigs.
The shift does not preclude war, but it distances war from masculinity, Braudy suggests, and makes maleness in Western societies more staged, self-aware, effortful, lonely.
If sporting spectaculars mirror the societies that stage them — the regimented opening ceremony of the 2008 Games in Beijing, for instance — then Britain's first Olympics since 1948 suggests ambivalence: for every muscle-toned, would-be champion, London offers a counterview, a curmudgeon voice to confound the organizers' attempts to create a myth of undiluted enthusiasm and public support.
