restages
Puts on anew
Restages means to stage again—to mount a new production of a play, opera, or other performance, or to recreate an event for documentation or effect.
A director restages a classic musical with updated choreography.
Investigators restage a crime scene to test theories.
The company restages its 1985 production every decade.
Fresh interpretation of existing material
- reinterpretationNew understanding of something
- modernizationAdoption of current methods
- updateNew version or information
- remakeNew version created
retelling · transposition · reworking · revival · version · localization · translation · resetting
Return after decline
- rehearsalPre-performance practice session
- directorOne who leads
- productionMaking or generating something
- troupeTraveling group of performers
costumes · scenery · playwright · dramaturgy · spotlight · curtain · audition · understudy
Recovery after decline
- returnGo back again
- resurgenceReturn after dormancy
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
- reawakeningRenewed consciousness or awareness
resurrection · remounting · restoring · bringing back · reintroducing · repertory · classic · reviving
Alters position of items
- restructuresRearranges into new form
- repositionsMoves to new locations
- reconfiguresAlters arrangement or structure
- reblocksBlocks something anew
resets · redeploys · redirects · reconceives · overhauls · reworks · reshapes · adjusts
reimagining
Fresh interpretation of existing material
- reinterpretationNew understanding of something
- modernizationAdoption of current methods
- updateNew version or information
remake · retelling · transposition · reworking · revival · version · localization · translation · resetting · reframing
revival
Return after decline
- rehearsalPre-performance practice session
- directorOne who leads
- productionMaking or generating something
troupe · costumes · scenery · playwright · dramaturgy · spotlight · curtain · audition · understudy · blocking
comeback
Recovery after decline
- returnGo back again
- resurgenceReturn after dormancy
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
reawakening · resurrection · remounting · restoring · bringing back · reintroducing · repertory · classic · reviving · renewal
rearranges
Alters position of items
- restructuresRearranges into new form
- repositionsMoves to new locations
- reconfiguresAlters arrangement or structure
reblocks · resets · redeploys · redirects · reconceives · overhauls · reworks · reshapes · adjusts · modifies
restagespremieres
Initial theatrical screenings
debuts · originates · creates · inaugurates · launches