These will be HIGHLIGHTS of include a UK The Prince of the 1), with scenery Horse designer Peter Wright's Christmas (and all time will run in the used to create a
false proscenium arch, a black frame downstage.
We framed the stage with a lavish, gilded
false proscenium that represents the theatre of Brecht's time; but the set within the proscenium was cold and angular, made of industrial steel.
Instead of using an over-the-top budget to create a glamorous palace, designer David Parley reconfigures the space to create a drag club complete with
false proscenium.
Vaes has designed a sepia-tinged decor--an ill-rendered
false proscenium of Neapolitan (?) topography frames a stage set with an antique temple ruin as convincing as a store-window prop.
Olivera Gajic's clever costumes take period couture and rethink it with modern twists, making Louis XIV's world one step removed from "Taboo." Then there's Carl Sprague's
false proscenium set, be yond which many of the characters sit as if they were at court watching a play, only to leave their seats to live their faux lives onstage.
The new set, which is built to the dimensions of an average midtown venue and comes with a
false proscenium, "will make the experience very similar to being in a Broadway theater." Both producers are counting on this technical innovation to "bring an energy and a life" to scenes from straight plays.
Installing a
false proscenium here, he's radically reduced the size of the stage at the Theater at St.
Neil Patel's minimalist set suggests what Moliere and his company might have used on tour: a raised wooden platform backed by a picture frame,
false proscenium and a wall with two doors.
Jane Greenwood's lavish, over-the-top costumes and Andrew Jackness' sets -- from flickering Comedie Francaise footlights and
false proscenium to an elevating platform and a trio of ballroom chandeliers -- glow with a newly minted band-box freshness that presents the musical in the best possible light.
The setup here is that the audience is attending a night of English vaudeville-style entertainment at the Empire Music Hall in Bromly (sic) during the year 1904, complete with a master of ceremonies, painted backdrops, an opening musical number, a
false proscenium and the other accouterments of the genre.
It's a dark and stormy night when the play begins behind designer Loren Sherman's
false proscenium decorated with skull and gargoyle motifs, the atmosphere deepened by Jonathan Brielle's spooky music.