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Despite a few stagey conceits, including grafting on passages from " A Midsummer Night's Dream, " the adaptation worked amazingly well.
In a way, that's a backhanded compliment _ the movie's first three-quarters are just too promising for its stagey denoument.
Shaw had expressed the standard Victorian view of the play in 1896 when he wrote that it was " stagey trash of the lowest melodramatic order ".
The homogeneous shapes, combined with a near-manic color scheme of shiny reds, greens and blues make the street look slightly stagey and wholly irresistible.
But there is something too rigid and stagey about Vallien's attempt, in these clever designerish heads, to evoke the men of her long unconsciousness.

When his name was read, Jordan rose to his feet, pumped his fist and took a stagey bow, drawing laughter and applause from his peers.
And even when it comes to mood, weak performances by several of the actors portraying Marcus's friends lend the clubhouse scenes an uncomfortably stagey awkwardness.
Most important, perhaps, is that the Australian actor has the chops to play the role without the stagey histrionics that marred so many earlier Hollywood epics.
And also for her outrageous " talent " performance in the big pageant : It packs in every stagey cliche movement possible but remains scarily believable.
"Whoopee ! " ( 1930 ) shows its stagey roots as an Eddie Cantor play set on a dude ranch, and seems remarkably unfunny today.