From Thursday through Nov. 19, practitioners of this art form from the United States, Europe and Latin America will stage everything from an updated "Antigone" to "Peter Pan".
At the same time, they conduct a daily charade here in Guantánamo – they stage everything that visitors see, and they brag about how well this place is run.
The theater stages everything from Shakespeare to Sondheim (its 2012 production of Into the Woods, appropriately, transferred to the Delacorte that summer).
These were rival houses: Thomashefsky held forth at the National Theater, where he and his wife, Bessie, staged everything from pageants to Shakespeare.
Jane Austen fans -- known affectionately as Janeites -- have staged everything from musical adaptions to lavish early-19th Century dress-up parties, from modern cinema translations to rewrites with horrible monsters.
In Brussels, when Mr. Mortier ran the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, Mr. Wernicke staged everything from Cavalli's "Calisto" to a noted "Ring" cycle.
As much as the Masters would like to stage-manage everything in its leafy-green, mythical utopia where everyone is polite, the world is still segregated according to how the rich power brokers want it and usually even the flowers bloom on cue, it can't stage-manage what happens in the actual tournament, no matter how much it wants to.
From the signboard to the stage, everything is hand-made.
"It's very difficult for the army to stage an assault because everything could explode.
RCA has already scoured its archives repeatedly, releasing everything from outtakes to stage patter.
