Her staging of "Everything That Never Happened," a revisionist retelling of "Merchant" — now in its world premiere at the Boston Court Pasadena — is pristine in every particular, from production design to performances.
The second leaves Whelan and Hall (right) on a stage rinsed of everything but emotion.
This is the final stage of making everything as cookie-cutter as possible.
The so-called "Great Migration" radically shifted the social and political landscape of America, setting the stage for everything from the Harlem Renaissance to today's racially-charged stop-and-frisk debates.
"At this stage of the game, everything is of crucial importance," Mr. Greenhaus said.
Watching my son launch himself into the first stage of adult life where everything is new, everything is exciting (even stepladders), I can't help but catch his youthful enthusiasm.
They gave him power, in one election after another: they are the victims of their affection for a charismatic man, whom they allowed to become the central character on the Venezuelan stage, at the expense of everything else.
Any transmedia enterprise that obliges the video game to play second fiddle to film at this stage risks cheating itself of everything the former has to offer – not just in the sense of underwhelming revenues, but in the sense of losing out on new ways to give the core fiction life.
The most sensible way to tackle the process, according to David Hannay, a highly experienced former UK ambassador to the EU, would be for both parties to first sit down and, in a largely technical first stage, agree on a list of everything that has to be covered.
"It's supposed to be the grandest stage of them all with everything perfect, all this great scenery, and the one thing that ruins it is the referees.
