Favorite Set Designs- Page 13

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Favorite Set Designs#300

Posted: 4/15/09 at 7:21pm

I love looking through scenic designers' portfolios online.
So, lets all post any designers' websites that we know!

Here are a couple I have found:

http://davidgallo.com/

http://derekmclane.org/

http://scottpask.com/

http://beowulfboritt.com/default.aspx

http://www.davidkorinsdesign.com/

http://www.arnonedesigns.com/portfolio/Tommy12.htm

http://www.alexanderdodgedesign.com/

Please post any others that you have :)

[WiCkEDrOcKS]

re: Favorite Set Designs#301

Posted: 5/26/09 at 12:15am

Bumping again Love seeing the pictures people find for this thread.

I absolutely loved the 33 VARIATIONS set. I hope it wins the Tony.

[Hahabimbi]

re: Favorite Set Designs#302

Posted: 5/26/09 at 3:15am

Guys and Dolls.
I can´t help, I enjoyed this set. I thought it was impressive when all the lights went on.

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Favorite Set Designs#303

Posted: 5/31/09 at 12:07am

BUMP!

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Favorite Set Designs#304

Posted: 5/31/09 at 12:08am

Jersey Boys
Set Design by Klara Zieglerova

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Favorite Set Designs#305

Posted: 5/31/09 at 12:11am

[RippedMan]

re: Favorite Set Designs#306

Posted: 5/31/09 at 12:33pm

Jersey Boys' set sucked. It just wasn't anything to write home about. It was just....there.

I think Billy Elliot has some ingenious sets, and I love the way they all come on at the beginning, and the exposed brick wall and whatnot. It's beautifully disgusting, if that makes sense.

[srg129]

re: Favorite Set Designs#307

Posted: 6/1/09 at 2:50am

Billy Elliot has rather bland and uninspired boring sets. Just like the score and rest of the show. How many times can you watch the bedroom come spinning up from the trap? Best set design for a Broadway show is the revival of An Inspector Calls hands down. The same revival is supposed to hit the West End again. Hopefully it will be revived in the same manner on Broadway again.

[hpeabody930]

re: Favorite Set Designs#308

Posted: 6/1/09 at 3:46am

Man. David Korins has some AMAZING stuff on his website, wow.

[Gobstopper]

re: Favorite Set Designs#309

Posted: 6/1/09 at 12:15pm

I thought the set for Drowsy Chaperone was astonishing. I loved it and thought the transitions for the Man's apartment to the actions of the show were incredible.

I also think In The Heights has a really impressive, realistic set.

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Favorite Set Designs#310

Posted: 6/15/09 at 7:57pm

I just had to post this video of the Billy Elliot set! It shows some of the stage machinery.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21UqRW7NkV4&feature=channel

[BwayTday]

re: Favorite Set Designs#311

Posted: 6/15/09 at 8:29pm

Carrie, that[s like a no brainer. But really Wicked, I just think it is cool


9 to 5, don't no if they have changed it, but specifically the scene transitions in the preview were amazing
Updated On: 5/29/11 at 08:29 PM

[matineeidol2013]

re: Favorite Set Designs#312

Posted: 6/20/09 at 2:40pm

My Oh My

where did you find that picture of The Secret Garden set??? Its breathtaking! It looks like it came from a souvenir program...

I'll take the wind and soar.

[Edna Turnblad]

re: Favorite Set Designs#313

Posted: 6/20/09 at 3:10pm

My favorite sets are
Hairspray
Into the Woods
Company 2006 Revival
Sweeney Todd Original Broadway/Tour

[AndAllThatJazz22]

re: Favorite Set Designs#314

Posted: 6/20/09 at 3:11pm

Does anyone have pictures of the Sweeney Revival back from the 80's. I never found pictures of it and I'm extremely curious.

"There's nothing good on. The media hates Christmas. The media loves vampires, though. Maybe they will show a Twilight Christmas."
-Danmeg's 10 year old son.

[RippedMan]

re: Favorite Set Designs#315

Posted: 6/20/09 at 6:04pm

It's been posted on here somewhere. Just search around.

[timesquare01]

re: Favorite Set Designs#316

Posted: 6/20/09 at 8:25pm

I havn't seen the current run of THE WIZ. But in the Broadway Beat video at the end they show a clip at the end. There's a huge "fabric backdrop" and the frame of the house is built in front of it. And (I assume during the tornado scene) the back drop was ripped down, leaving the house.

It seemed very cool - just wanted to bring it up.

[little_sally]

re: Favorite Set Designs#317

Posted: 6/20/09 at 9:05pm

After seeing August: Osage County last night, I am completely in love with its set.

A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.

[morosco]

re: Favorite Set Designs#318

Posted: 6/20/09 at 9:12pm

[RippedMan]

re: Favorite Set Designs#319

Posted: 6/21/09 at 2:59am

My favorite part of August: Osage County was in the third act, I think, where they use lights and focus them on different parts of the house. It's like a mini-montage thing. I loved that.

[Mark_E]

re: Favorite Set Designs#320

Posted: 6/21/09 at 7:39am

I love the set for We Will Rock You and the use of projections.

[outdamnwench]

re: Favorite Set Designs#321

Posted: 6/21/09 at 8:26am

The WWRY set actually has a group of video panels and doesn't use projections at all.

[Mattbrain]

re: Favorite Set Designs#322

Posted: 6/23/09 at 11:29am

Yeah but they still look awesome!

God, I love set design!

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[Mark_E]

re: Favorite Set Designs#323

Posted: 6/23/09 at 1:29pm

Haha ye I know. Im so used to calling them projections because im doing it at college.

Its great what they do with those screens in the two professional productions i've seen. Love em.

Found some more

SUNSET BOULEVARD: New London Revival


LA CAGE New London Revival

[TheatreFreak05]

re: Favorite Set Designs#324

Posted: 6/23/09 at 4:01pm

I didn't realize that the London revival of Sunset Boulevard was so minimalistic. Interesting...