Associations to the word «Staged»
Noun
- Repertory
- Coup
- Opera
- Ballet
- Theatre
- Scala
- Musical
- Pantomime
- Playhouse
- Covent
- Staging
- Comeback
- Premiere
- Tableau
- Verdi
- Libretto
- Troupe
- Playwright
- Choreography
- Melodrama
- Premier
- Theater
- Speedway
- Revue
- Protest
- Demonstration
- Enactment
- Handel
- Choreographer
- Tasmanian
- Shakespeare
- Concert
- Sadler
- Racing
- Wembley
- Stunt
- Farce
- Ivanov
- Cabaret
- Faust
- Rally
- Play
- Bathurst
- Opus
- Centenary
- Venue
- Mozart
- Production
- Broadway
- Revival
- Costume
- Vaudeville
- Greyhound
- Kidnapping
- Spectacle
- Adaptation
- Hobart
- Panorama
- Hoax
- Encore
- Performance
- Pageant
- Coliseum
- Dramatist
- Trafford
- Macbeth
- Raceway
- Premiership
- Drama
- Tasmania
- Exhibition
- Tchaikovsky
- Salzburg
- Auditorium
- Uprising
- Vic
- Repertoire
- Palais
- Festival
- Purcell
- Beckett
Adjective
Wiktionary
STAGED, adjective. Planned, prepared.
STAGED, adjective. Intended for the stage as in a theater.
STAGED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of stage
Dictionary definition
STAGED, adjective. Written for or performed on the stage; "a staged version of the novel".
STAGED, adjective. Deliberately arranged for effect; "one of those artfully staged photographs".
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