Sentence examples for staged history from inspiring English sources

Ms. Steyerl works primarily in video, but defines the medium broadly to include documentary, staged history, what look like found film images and the near-equivalent of home movies.

In an infamous example of staged history, British military might was extolled in a photograph by Beato of the ruins of the Sikandar Bagh Palace in Lucknow, where 2,000 rebel Indian soldiers had been killed.

The photographer Greta Pratt, who has made a practice of documenting staged history, went straight to the source: after meeting a Lincoln impersonator at a Civil War re-enactment, she went to four conventions of the Association of Lincoln Presenters, held each year in a different city, and attended by 40 to 70 aspiring Abes and Marys.

Staged history lessons, it would appear, are about as appealing to Broadway audiences these days as Shakespeare without celebrities.

In staging history, they all invoke questions of mourning and memory, and the artists' attempt to exhume the dead.

Ivanov has a more settled text and a longer stage history.

"Nyack has so much literary and stage history," she said recently.

The School for Scandal, Sheridan's comedy of manners, has an illustrious stage history.

The pair are rehearsing what must be one of the swiftest transfers in stage history.

Blogger George Hunka asks if we ever had an "annus mirabilis" in our stage history.

It fared less well with critics but featured one of the greatest demolitions of a stove in stage history.