| So while the city ponders how to restage the Mystery Plays, why don't we make that extra effort and revive the whole festival? |
| She argues that perverse sexual activity constitutes an attempt to restage the primal scene in such a way as to eliminate its traumatic aspects. |
| Joshua Oppenheimer invited some of the perpetrators, now old men, to restage their crimes. |
| After the successful re-creation of one of her most powerful pieces, La Chambre Blanche, choreographer Ginette Laurin now intends to restage La Vie qui bat in its original version. |
| Regardless of my taste, I don't think I'll change or restage the classics, because it would further limit the room for creating new works. |
| He expressed his dismay at Donington's failure to generate the money necessary to service their 17-year deal, and his hope that Silverstone can restage the race. |
