stager
/ˈsteɪɡər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that stages something, such as an event or an exhibition.
“The theater’s production team included a talented stager responsible for setting up the elaborate sets.”
2. verb
To arrange or prepare something for presentation, display, or performance.
“The curator decided to stage the rare artwork in a special light to highlight its intricate details.”
3. verb
To pretend or simulate something, often to deceive or manipulate others.
“The politician was accused of staging a fake protest to garner public sympathy.”