Notre Dame has become the sort of institution that stages "The Vagina Monologues".
The Latin Grammy show, which will be seen in about 120 countries, is being produced by the same team that stages the main Grammys.
Mr. Driver, 29, a Juilliard graduate and a veteran of the Marines, runs a nonprofit, Arts in the Armed Forces, that stages theatrical performances for the military.
The United War Veterans Council, the group that stages the city's annual Veterans Day parade, persuaded the Port Authority to make room for the statue at ground zero.
She is part of a drama group that stages sketches about school life; she believes life in the camp does, at least, allow some girls to acquire basic literacy.
Monaghan was dissatisfied with the nation's Catholic universities: Notre Dame, Boyer points out, "has become the sort of institution that stages 'The Vagina Monologues,'" and Monaghan's faith, which was forged at St. Joseph's, is more conservative.
This is the only one of the four Grand Slam events that stages the men's semifinals on different days, although it does guarantee the men at least one day of rest before the final.
At Van Cortlandt, events begin at noon with the firing of a cannon by Doughty Artillery Company, a unit of the Pennsylvania-based Cononprofit Line, a nonprofit group that stages Revolutionary War military re-enactments.
Ridotto, the group that stages concerts "with a touch of theater" explores "Bach and the Religious Image," performing cantatas and, through narration, contrasting the musical images with Baroque and Renaissance paintings.
The man and woman were actors pretending to be married on an episode of "What Would You Do?" a hidden-camera segment of ABC's "Primetime" that stages provocative encounters in public places to see how passers-by will react.
— Patrick Farrell Cochon 555: The group that stages an annual tour to support heritage-breed pigs raised on small farms is settling down in Memphis over Labor Day weekend.
