Used attributively, especially before nouns, to denote something currently being presented again or re-evaluated (e.g., "restaging performance", "restaging scan").

restageverb

restaging

Gerund

restaged

Past Simple

restaged

Past Participle

restaging

Gerund

/ˌriːˈsteɪdʒ/

/ˌriˈsteɪdʒ/

переинсценировать

The director decided to restage the play with a new cast.

Режиссёр решил переинсценировать пьесу с новым составом актёров.

восстановить

They plan to restage the classic ballet next season.

Они планируют восстановить классический балет в следующем сезоне.

Synonyms

Definitions

restagingnoun

The act of presenting a play, performance, or event again, often with changes or updates.

The restaging of the classic play attracted a new generation of theatergoers.

A renewed assessment of the stage or extent of a disease, especially cancer, after treatment has begun.

Follow-up imaging was ordered for restaging the patient’s lymphoma.

restaginggerund / present participle

Happening in the process of being presented again or re-evaluated.

The restaging production will open with an entirely new cast.

restageverb

To stage or present a play, performance, or event again.

The theater company decided to restage the popular musical due to high demand.

To recreate or reenact an event or scene.

The director wanted to restage the historical battle for the documentary.

To perform a new staging assessment of (a disease or tumor) to determine its current extent or progression.

After the patient completed chemotherapy, the medical team decided to restage the cancer.