That does not suggest staging to me – the person who did it, meant it.
With no staging to steer us towards any particular conclusions, the plot gratifyingly thickens.
Roger Rees was listed as the director, but there was no staging to speak of.
We're using the screen and the staging to its fullest capacity.
Random glimpses into the soul of the play relegate this staging to the realm of what might have been.
They achieve pianissimos you never expect to hear in Wagner and, without a staging to contend with, balance between orchestra and singers is ideal and intimate.
In fact, he compares the operatic process of marshalling an orchestra, chorus, dancers and principals, as well as the staging, to "a big outdoor site‑specific gig.
Mr. Cheney's personal visit signaled how much of a fence-mending charade the White House is staging to soothe the politically powerful gun lobby.
Some of the artists fill suitcases with nostalgic miscellany; some use them as surfaces or art material; others engage in inventive staging to convey social or political messages.
Could this explain the acute sensitivity in his staging to the opera's explorations of race, factionalism and the search for commonality?
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