restaging
Mounting a revival
Restaging is putting on a new production of something previously staged—a play, opera, or other performance: The director's restaging of Hamlet set it in corporate America.
In medicine, restaging means reassessing the extent of a disease, especially cancer, after treatment to determine whether it has progressed or responded: Restaging showed the tumor had shrunk significantly.
Return after decline
- productionMaking or generating something
- mountingSteadily increasing in degree
- remountingClimbing back onto something
- reimaginingFresh interpretation of existing material
reinterpretation · director · rehearsal · blocking · costumes · lighting · scenery · cast
Staged reproduction of events
- reenactorsPeople who recreate past events
- battlefieldCombat engagement area
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
- accuracyDegree of correctness
costumes · uniforms · period · commemoration · spectators · demonstration · timeline · tactics
Invasive medical procedure
- operationProcess of working
- procedurePrescribed sequence of actions
- interventionPurposeful involvement to change course
- reoperationSubsequent surgical intervention
complication · oncology · tumor · resection · reconstruction · recovery · prognosis · margins
Moving to new spot
- compositionArranged elements forming whole
- setupHow something is arranged
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
- reshootingFilming footage a second time
props · lighting · backdrop · styling · scene · tableau · vignette · shoot
Changing an item's category
- reassessmentRenewed evaluation of something
- imagingProducing visual representations
- scansReads rapidly or images
- diagnosisIdentification of illness
progression · metastasis · biopsy · oncologist · prognosis · treatment · workup · evaluation
revival
Return after decline
- productionMaking or generating something
- mountingSteadily increasing in degree
- remountingClimbing back onto something
reimagining · reinterpretation · director · rehearsal · blocking · costumes · lighting · scenery · cast · choreography
reenactment
Staged reproduction of events
- reenactorsPeople who recreate past events
- battlefieldCombat engagement area
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
accuracy · costumes · uniforms · period · commemoration · spectators · demonstration · timeline · tactics · skirmish
surgery
Invasive medical procedure
- operationProcess of working
- procedurePrescribed sequence of actions
- interventionPurposeful involvement to change course
reoperation · complication · oncology · tumor · resection · reconstruction · recovery · prognosis · margins · recurrence
repositioning
Moving to new spot
- compositionArranged elements forming whole
- setupHow something is arranged
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
reshooting · props · lighting · backdrop · styling · scene · tableau · vignette · shoot · retake
reclassification
Changing an item's category
- reassessmentRenewed evaluation of something
- imagingProducing visual representations
- scansReads rapidly or images
diagnosis · progression · metastasis · biopsy · oncologist · prognosis · treatment · workup · evaluation · pathology
- stage productionsplay, musical, dress rehearsal, Broadway show, West End show
- theater revivalsBroadway revival, classic revival, play revival, reimagining, reinterpretation
- Cancer StagingT1, T2, T3, T4, N2
- preoperative treatmentneoadjuvant therapy, operability
restagingpremiere
First public performance
world premiere · debut · first run · opening night · opening
restagingclosing
Final stage of something
cancellation · retiring · discontinuation · shelving · shuttering
restagingdevising
Creating through thought
originating · reimagining · invention · innovation · commissioning
stage, staged, staging, stages, backstage, upstage, onstage, stagecraft, offstage