Call it domestic spectacle: the way the Swiss artist Urs Fischer blends statuary, household furniture and a Photoshopped mishmash of Americana.
Cummings said his goal is to "prevent this from happening again ― not to turn this into a spectacle the way Republicans went after Hillary Clinton".
The party spectacles gave way to hospital scenes gave way to funeral tableaux.
Of course we don't have to have spectacle in the way that Martha Graham had it.
It offers a demonstration of spectacle — of the way dance can work in relation to lighting, speech, drama, expectations.
The clever raciness of her songs was submerged in chants, self-promotion and spectacle -- another way for a smart woman to get by in the hip-hop era.
"People want to go see full-length ballets and spectacle, the same way they want to see 'Phantom of the Opera,' " she said.
But analysts said that the spectacle was his way of drawing on the popular legacy of the late king as the father of the modern nation who led the campaign for independence from France.
By Lizzie Widdicombe Chris Christie and David Wildstein On the day of the first Presidential debate, on Long Island, another lurid political spectacle was under way thirty miles due west: the Bridgegate trial, in the Newark, New Jersey, federal courthouse.
"But at this phase, letting the public say what it likes and doesn't like will only make the water muddier," he said, explaining that what may be a great spectacle was no way to select a design.
