Mr. Gold, 41, said he first appeared on the Landmark stage during his third-grade play.
"So much of those landmark stages are related to shoes," said Sharon John, president of the Stride Rite children's group.
He also argues, reasonably, that the festival has long championed non-Western forms of classicism, like Middle Eastern religious epics and the landmark staging of "The Peony Pavilion," the Ming dynasty opera.
"As my mother used to say, 'What's for you will not go by you.' " His landmark stage performance was his 1987 "Titus Andronicus," which, he said, brought out the Beckettian black humor of the play.
Seeing the company perform on our landmark stage [is] a memory of a lifetime for all of us," said Auditorium Theatre Executive Director Brett Batterson.
It was in this theatre 12 years ago that Anthony Neilson presented his landmark staging of The Wonderful World of Dissocia.
Let's just say that there would appear to be a link between the Hamlet we find before us and Johnny Byron, the anarchic anti-hero of Mr. Rickson's landmark staging of the Jez Butterworth play, "Jerusalem".
In 1965 he conducted a landmark staging of The Marriage of Figaro at Sadler's Wells in which he attempted to perform the work as it might have been done in Mozart's time.
I, for one, would like to see the return of a couple of the productions Mr. Steel presented during his first two financially shaky but artistically lively seasons at the Koch Theater: say, Mr. Alden's landmark staging of Bernstein's overlooked opera "A Quiet Place," perhaps his masterpiece.
However, key fruit landmark stages that are applicable across species have not been described to date.
