Later events include multiple staged interpretations of the work, notably the Joffrey Ballet's attempt at a "literal re-creation" of the original choreography (March 23-24) and a new Basil Twist rendering with puppets (April 12-13).
Almost 10 years later, it was filmed, in black and white, and in bitter weather in Jutland, and generally captured none of the power of Scofield's stage interpretation.
In 2003, she participated in the Vienna Biennial with her stage interpretation of "Salome," and she was preparing another project, "Beethoven Night," with Robert Wilson, a friend, for 2005.
A loving, insightful riff on the David Lean movie "Brief Encounter," and its screenplay by Noel Coward, the Kneehigh's stage interpretation becomes a sweetly self-conscious consideration of the gap between films and theater.
However, because of associated effects on tail outgrowth at these later stages interpretation is complicated.
However, such an application presents significant logistical and technical challenges and is associated with specific difficulties, including patient tolerability and sleep-stage interpretation in patients experiencing complex electrophysiological changes [ 17].
Fast forward to spring 2016 and a group of young women in Kathmandu, Nepal, who are staging their interpretation of Vagina Monologues.
He's wrestling not only with the vivid ghost of Nixon — a complex creature, to put it mildly — but also with fairly recent screen and stage interpretations by Anthony Hopkins (in the Oliver Stone movie "Nixon") and Frank Langella (in Peter Morgan's play and film "Frost/Nixon").
At this stage interpretations were shared with two of the other investigators one a medical sociologist with extensive qualitative research experience (AJ), the other a statistician with recognised outcome reporting experience (PRW both of whom read the transcripts independently.
Furthermore, the distribution of histologies varied with stage, confounding interpretation of stage-specific results.
