Word: staging
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...beginning to show political maturity. We are beginning to gather together our spiritual heritage. This must be acknowledged by even the most severe critics of our country. I believe that Soviet art is at a stage of pre- Renaissance, and that the whole society is following in the same direction. The first sign of a society's maturity is tolerance...
...sorry state of student-faculty contact is something which affects us all directly and is, consequently, an ideal subject for activism. Despite chronic grumbling, students have yet to advocate concrete, unified solution. Indeed, complaints rarely move beyond the whining stage. Activism could gain credibility by galvanizing support for much-needed reforms, such as finding ways in which students and professors could meet more casually...
They say that most people's greatest fear is not the fear of death, but the fear of appearing before an audience. This week, I braced myself for a fate worse than death, confronting my fears at Harvard's semi-annual crash course in stage fright: the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) Common Casting Week auditions...
Equally busy are the "runners," who save time for their directors by fetching the actors. They often serve as stage manager for the show, says veteran runner Sophfronia M. Scott '88, the stage manager/runner for Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night...
Thus, I survived the test of fear known as Common Casting Week, but the anxiety persists, at least until Tuesday, February 10, when cast lists go up. For me, it would be almost a relief not to be cast; at least I wouldn't have to face stage fright again...