Favorite Set Designs — Page 11

#251

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Posted: 1/8/09 at 8:38am

The 1974 Candide was one of my first Broadway shows and still ranks as one of my top theatrical experiences I've ever had. The production was magical and just plain fun. I rmember when I was watching it, I never wanted it to end.

Unfortunately when it was revived , Hal Prince used His NYCO production and did not try to reproduce the in the round experience.

Pity.

Updated On: 1/8/09 at 08:38 AM

#252

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Posted: 1/8/09 at 9:02am

CANDIDE Broadway 1974

#253

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Posted: 1/12/09 at 12:25am

again, thank you for the Candide photos. I remember this show well. It was so much fun!

#254

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Posted: 1/16/09 at 9:19pm

I really loved the set for 'Equus'. It simply works beautfully for the piece. I love it's combination of horse-stable wood planking with the upper balcony to suggest a surgeon's viewing level. I also love the use of gray, a rare color in set design.

#255

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Posted: 1/16/09 at 10:57pm

I just received my DVD of Cyrano De Bergerac in the mail today (Kevin Kline was amazing by the way!), and the sets were beautiful!

Very simple changes for each act, but they were really effective. I especially loved the balcony scene (with the white curtain serving as the house, and the moon in the background) and the battle scene (with the torn up curtain and fallen timbers)

#256

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 5:59pm

Shameless plug alert. Here is one of my designs, which happens to be my favorite out of my work. It is from a production of "Songs for a New World." Check out my other work at http://www.johnzuiker.com

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Updated On: 1/18/09 at 05:59 PM

#257

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 6:02pm

Lets try the pic again.

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Updated On: 1/18/09 at 06:02 PM

#258

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 6:17pm

The set of Wicked is by far my favorite. Always so vibrant and elaborate at points.

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#259

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 7:01pm

What? No more Woman in White set love?!!

Woman in White
Broadway & London, 2004-6
Video Projection & Co-Set Designer William Dudley:

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(the show's "Curtain" from what I can remember!)

And some of the backdrops that were projected onto the screen (c/o Livedesignonline.com)
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Among others.....

And of course the Man himself: Dudley on stage within the complicated designs of the stage itself:
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#260

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 7:59pm

oh my GOD. those pics from the Bregenz Festival are unbelievable. I literally gasped when I saw the one for Boheme. how do they DO that?!
and I love the In the Heights set. while I agree that it is pretty simple & there's not much to it, I think what makes it amazing is the lighting. it's pretty spectacular, from what I remember

#261

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 10:00pm

"Unfortunately, with, O, being the "water" show and, Love, being the "Beatles" show, KA hasn't received the attention it truly deserves. (Please know that I am a great fan of both O and Love as well as Mystere and even Zumanity.) "

Robert LePage did Ka didn't he? his installations, opers and plays are always visually breathtaking.

#262

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Posted: 1/18/09 at 10:03pm

The Lion King

Phantom of the opera

hairspray

#263

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Posted: 1/19/09 at 10:35pm

LePage did do KA. And, I agree, he's an amazing talent. There is a wonderful DVD, KA Extreme, which explores the process of creating KA. LePage is interviewed extensively and his vision is just brilliant.

Again... for anyone who has the opportunity to be in Las Vegas, go see KA!

Updated On: 1/19/09 at 10:35 PM

#264

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 3:37pm

anyone have pics of 9 to 5set?

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#265

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 4:07pm

This is really all I could find for 9 to 5. The pictures don't really show off the set.

*EDIT*

I couldn't get the pictures any smaller, so just go to the website:

http://www.9to5themusical.com/media.php

Updated On: 1/31/09 at 04:07 PM

#266

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 4:10pm

What's more amazing is the set transitions. They literally can transform from an office setting to a parking lot to Violet's house to Hart's bedroom in about a minute.

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#267

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 4:27pm

KA was probably the worst show I've ever seen. Don't let the amazing commercials and "making-of" fool you. It was just plain boring, the theatre was burning hot (literally- the stage was a pit of fire at the beginning), the mingling acrobats at the beginning were annoying, and most of the visuals and acrobatics were very disappointing, especially compared to the magnificent O. It did have its moments, though.

#268

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 5:09pm

John Arnone
The Full Monty
The Eugene O’Neill Theater

#269

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 5:25pm

I agree, the set (and, for that matter, everything else) for KA was fantastic! As was the set for Love.

#270

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 9:55pm

#271

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 9:57pm

Updated On: 2/1/09 at 09:57 PM

#272

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 9:59pm

#273

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 10:59pm

Hand Down:

AN INSPECTOR CALLS

#274

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Posted: 1/31/09 at 11:09pm

#275

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Posted: 2/1/09 at 12:39am

morosco, thanks for the pics of Dreamgirls!

I've been looking for pictures of that set for a while, but have never found anything.