Sunday in the Park's set was basically 3 white walls with projections on them, yes. I thought it was really effective there, as you could see the paintings and drawings actually appearing and it made it look like the whole thing was inside the painting, which was a very nice effect.
I'm also surprised someone hasn't mentioned the screens in Sondheim on Sondheim. I know that was a revue, but I loved the way they used the screens there and just generally how the set moved and shifted to fit the different numbers/configurations of the performers.
I have seen some shows use the LED sets and projections really effectively, and some not so much. It depends, for me, how well they're done and in what context they're being used. If they're well-executed, they can add a lot, but if not they can just be distracting and/or ugly.
Updated On: 7/9/11 at 08:39 AM