Wright stages some very colourful set-pieces, but the film-making never takes wing.
When they all go to war, Pfister stages some very cheesy and even amateurish fighting.
Eventually, when it comes time to end this story, Mr. Andersen stages some violent confrontations, but they are startlingly inconsequential.
They're in different stages: some are under construction, some in design, some in working drawings and studies.
His company, FiveCurrents, stages some of the world's most complex events, including the opening ceremony at the London Olympics.
Any state could go later, and in the early stages, some might do so to get a Tuesday that was less crowded.
The complex was designed to accommodate 75 member states and 700 conferences each year, but it has grown to 192 members and stages some 8,000 meetings annually.
This includes, at least in the first stages, some of the stringent quarantine measures taken for SARS but also emphasizes education.
Benn is now head of Festival Republic, which stages some of the UK's biggest festivals, but he learned his art, he says, on Worthy Farm.
Filming in 35 millimeter (a nice change from the indie video norm), the director, Mark L. Feinsod, stages some adept deep-focus, long-take shots that at times evoke Orson Welles.
The play, which could loosely be described as "scenes of French life," took place over many hours, during which different scenes played out on several circular stages, some of which moved and rotated.
