February 2012
4 posts
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Showboat
Designed by John J. Davison
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Set design by Sarah Lambert
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A Month in The Country
Designed by Todd Rosenthal
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January 2012
8 posts
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Thanks for the Corrections on the Chip's Candy...
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Chip Tolentino’s Candy Box
Prop design by Rachel Kwiecinski
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A View From the Bridge
Designed by Ian Paul Guzzone
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The Hell Week Survival Guide
fyeahthespianpeacock:
submitted by harryandthebeatles
1. Please god learn to be self-sufficient. This is not a jab at any make up crew, but on average, the makeup crew tends to be the people that just want to have their name on the program. They almost always have no idea what to do and can’t find anything. Learn to apply your own stage makeup. Not only will it save you-and the tech crew-...
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Caroline or Change
Designed by Riccardo Hernandez
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Dracula
Set Designed by Cheri Prough DeVol
(sorry about the watermark)
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The Boy Decetive Fails
Design by Derek McLane
December 2011
11 posts
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The Winter’s Tale
Designed by Jon Bausor
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A Little Night Music
Designed by Issac Mizrahi
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Joey Puppet design from War Horse
Handspring Puppet Company
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Angels in America
Designed by Mark Wendland
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A Handy Props Lesson
Today, when browsing through my e-mail, I found a helpful post on making a severed hand for William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus. In his blog post, Eric Hart goes over steps in creating a realistic hand prop using alginate, plaster, brush-on molds and silicone rubber.
He goes through the process step-by-step in creating this hand. I found it extremely interesting and very helpful,...
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Other Desert Cities
Designed by John Lee Beatty
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Playboy of the Western World
Designed by George Maxwell
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The theatre is a search for expression that is directly concerned with the...
– Peter Brook (via thecouragetocreate)
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A Description of a Props Master, 1921
The Property Man
“Props”— provides, cares for, and places in proper position on the stage all furniture, draperies, lugs, carpets, lamps, telephone, letters, documents, etc. — in fact, all articles needed in the play except the personal properties of the actor. Things only used by a single actor — such as a fan, a cane, an eyeglass, a parasol, a handkerchief, a letter, if it remains with the...
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How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2011 Broadway Revival)
Design by Derek McLane
November 2011
4 posts
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Matilda the Musical
Designed by Rob Howell
Sorry about the lack of updates, but things got so busy in London! But, now I’m home and I’ll be able to update all the time! (starting now!)
If you ever get a chance to go to London and experience theatre….GO! There’s so much theatre to see and great sets and technical effects!
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Lone Star Love
Designed by Derek McLane
October 2011
8 posts
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Company
Designed by Derek McLane
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Jerusalem
Designed by Ultz
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Fences
Designed by Santo Loquasto
Hello, my lovely thespians...
Sorry about not posting as often as I should, but it’s tech week and you all know how that goes…
I should be back to my regular posting schedule soon, thanks for being patient!
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Edible Prop Food
While looking over my e-mails at rehearsal one day (haha whoops…) I found a very helpful article on making edible prop food. Most of the time one has to make inedible prop food for the stage, but what if an actor has to eat it? This article really helps a confused props master if he/she faces allergies and actors with certain diets…
Even if you aren’t a props master, I do...
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September 2011
17 posts
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Newsies (Papermill Playhouse Premiere)
Designed by Tobin Ost
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The Kitchen
Designed by Giles Cadle
Yes, the kitchen stoves are fully operational…
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War Horse
Designed by Rae Smith
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Les Miserables
Designed by Walt Spangler
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londoncallingphanny:
Inside the Globe at interval!
The Globe is probably one of my favorite theatres in the whole entire world. I’ve been there 3 times since arriving in London.
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Much Ado About Nothing (Globe Theatre)
Designed by Mike Britton
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Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Designed by Brian Thomson
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Hi all! I landed in London safe and sound! I went on a walking tour of the city the other day. We got to see some of the sights and act like tourists. I have 3 months to become a Londoner! Here are some of the cool theatres I saw:
The National: they do stellar productions. This is where War Horse opened before it moved to Broadway
The Marquee for Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
The 39...
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Hello My Fellow Thespians!
Rachel here! I just wanted to inform you all that I will be studying theatre in London for 3 months, so I won’t be at the computer as much as I’ll hope to be. I’ll try to update about all the cool theatres in London and all the shows I’ll see plus the show I’ll be working on over there!
Thanks for all your reblogs and support! It keeps this blog going!