[f. STAGE sb. + -ERY.] Exhibition on the stage; stage arrangements or contrivances.
1642. Milton, Apol. Smect., 9. [He] likening those grave controversies to a piece of Stagery, or Scene-worke where his owne Remonstrant whether in Buskin or Sock must of all right be counted the chiefe Player.
1886. Hardy, Mayor Casterbr., I. i. 22. To watch it was like looking at some grand feat of stagery from a darkened auditorium.
