I would love to recreate Miss Saigon and Sunset Boulevard! But I don't have any pictures of the sets, proscenium and curtain. Same with Millie, and Curtains. If anyone has any pictures they'd like to send me of these sets I'd appreciate it!
I mean, if people thought that the singer and the set designer's work sucked I have no doubt that they would have said so.
BWW posters aren't shy.
But maybe, just maybe their work is pretty good and deserves some constructive feedback.
Personally, if I wanted feedback on my music (which is theatrical) I would go to a place where the general community is knowledgeable about such things.
Perhaps you answered this, but what do you do with all of these once you're done with them? You should totally get a table at the Broadway Flea Market next fall.
"Hey little girls, look at all the men in shiny shirts and no wives!" - Jackie Hoffman, Xanadu, 19 Feb 2008
I'd like to echo PalJoey by saying you're not annoying at all (and hardly come off as FISHING FOR COMPLIMENTS) because you're sharing your passion with us, a passion that all of us here happen to share. Amazing work!
Okay that's awesome, and I look forward to "check out my costume design" and "check out my acting scene" threads that are almost certainly in the works.
Matt, if you don't like the designs, say so and move on. There is no need to be tacky to the others who do like them. And while you're being sarcastic, if someone would like to share their costume designs and acting scene, feel free. We're here to discuss all things theatre, so share your art.
kyl3fong2 - The Spider-Man one is good. Dare I say it's better than the show? I mean the best part of Spider-Man is the visual presentation! :)
Ahhhh, thanks so much for educating me on what we are here to discuss. Now I understand. By the way, the first line of my post was that the designs are lovely. But why someone needs the endorsement of a bunch of strangers to make them feel good about themselves is another story. Wait till someone posts themselves reading a monologue or singing a song that does not meet all your collective standards and I will just sit back and watch the bitches attack the red meat. Then we will see who the true dick is.
Matt Rogers--go start another thread. By continuing to return to this thread and scream "Me, me, ME!" you are painting yourself as the worst kind of troll.
This is a message board where we can discuss everything Broadway related (and those that are not). We have threads for favorite set designs and this is no different than that. These set designs just happen to have been re-interpreted by a board member. It is just a person sharing his talent and work which obviously took a long time to do. He is sharing it to a community that would obviously understand his creation and the shows he is referring to. You say he should post it on FB. I'm sure 90% of his friends there would have no idea nor care what "Next to Normal" or "Billy Elliot" are.
Matt Rogers- I assure you I don't need the attention and compliments of strangers to make me feel good about myself. I merely posted this on here because I thought of any website, this is where I thought people would appreciate it the most. I also did not ask if they were good or for opinions. I'm sorry if it annoys you. But thank you for the compliment as well.
Everythingtaboo - I technically only have 2 boxes. The one is the Wicked box, the other is where all the other shows are in and it has Velcro and other stuff on it o I can interchange them. So I have lots of accordion folders with the sets in them. As for the Flea Market, I don't know when it is, or if I could get enough done for that, but I doubt I'll make it there this year at least.
Morosco - to be honest I don't know. I thought I had seen one in my online searches, but maybe not. Anyway, whenever there isn't a curtain, I put a black one, for the sake of keeping the inside safe when I store them and then for creating "suspense" when I show people