inscenationn.
/ɪnsiːˈneɪʃən/ Theatrical representation, mise en scène.
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1897 G. B. Shaw in Sat. Rev. 13 Nov. 514/2 Maeterlinck's plays, requiring a mystical inscenation in the style of Fernand Knopf, would be nearly as much spoiled by Elizabethan treatment as by Drury Lane treatment.
1900 W. A. Ellis Life Wagner I. i. iii. 69 Geyer took an active part in the inscenation of his piece, in which he himself played Painter Klaus.
1963 Times 1 Mar. 13/1 A new inscenation of Trovatore.
1971 Times 8 June 8/2 Britten's setting of the Chester miracle play, and Mr Graham's inscenation of it, strive to recover the rough-and-tumble primitive gusto.
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