#501
Posted: 4/9/15 at 9:34pm
No pictures yet, but the set for Something Rotten! is GORGEOUS
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#502
Posted: 4/20/15 at 12:54am
Death of a Salesman is always a favorite of mine.
I am big. It’s the REVIVALS that got small.
#503
Posted: 4/20/15 at 1:11am
another view of The Visit set
"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new."
Sunday in the Park with George
#504
Posted: 4/21/15 at 12:09am
Aida on Sydney Darling Harbour, credit Opera Australia. A truly breathtaking set design!
#505
Posted: 4/21/15 at 12:12am
Aida on Sydney harbour. Truly breathtaking! That statue of Nefretiti is enormous! credit Opera Australia
#506
Posted: 4/23/15 at 7:56am
does anyone have a photo of the Chicago set?
#507
Posted: 4/23/15 at 11:37am
Does anybody know what was the difference between the original spamalot set and the revival set?
My father (AIDS)
My sister (AIDS)
My uncle and my cousin and her best friend (AIDS, AIDS, AIDS)
The gays and the straights
And the white and the spades
#508
Posted: 5/24/15 at 4:23pm
#509
Posted: 5/24/15 at 10:30pm
Eh, sorry. I thought Something Rotten was quite a boring set. Fun Home, while not a beautiful "set" really flowed beautifully so I think it was designed quite beautifully and thoughtfully.
#510
Posted: 5/24/15 at 10:34pm
Love the Fun Home set too!!! Could go wither way with Something Rotten, also love Hedwig!
#511
Posted: 5/25/15 at 12:48am
Agree! I thought Hedwig was a really cool design.
Favorite set?! That's so hard. I love all things design. I think, in this season, Fun Home takes the cake. The moment when she returns to her childhood home, and the whole set floats into place is just pretty spectacular. I think The Visit is pretty pretty in its eeriness and simplicity. Curious Incident was cool for it's innovation and concept. But I hated how it looked in the space. You could tell it wasn't designed for that space.
#512
Posted: 12/28/15 at 7:46pm
BUMP! My favorites from the 2014-2015 season were An American In Paris and The King and I.
"There’s nothing quite like the power and the passion of Broadway music. "
Updated On: 12/28/15 at 07:46 PM
#513
Posted: 12/28/15 at 7:54pm
I know this is going to sound strange but the set design for the original Jeckle & Hyde before it's Broadway debut. It actually toured the country before it went to Broadway and it was quite impressive. They changed it quite extensively for the Broadway stage.
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#514
Posted: 12/28/15 at 8:42pm
Say what you will about the production itself, I thought the stage design , especially the water/river was ingenious in this year's "Therese Raquin".
"when I’m on stage I see the abyss and have to overcome it by telling myself it’s only a play." - Helen Mirren
#515
Posted: 12/28/15 at 10:14pm
Favorite Sets:
-Cabaret
-Spring Awakening Revival
-Sleep No More (although its technically off broadway)
#516
Posted: 12/29/15 at 1:23am
I'll second the recent votes for AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (which was rewarded with last year's Tony), and absolutely for THERESE RAQUIN, which should be remembered come Tony time in 2016.
#517
Posted: 12/29/15 at 1:29am
I found almost everything about Therese Raquin to be incredible dull. But the set was exceptional.
#518
Posted: 12/29/15 at 1:39am
Spring awakening revival . I love the use of dark toned wood and brickwork and the exquisite lighting that gives the feel of oil lamps. Very different from the original bright neon SA lighting
The thing is, besides being an utter toad of a human being, Riedel usually has the least knowledge of the topic in the room. He doesn't usually understand the content or approach of a show, and is always completely and unfailingly socially ignorant, which makes it really infuriating when Susan can't get a word in edgewise. A definitive mansplainer; it's always painful when he has female guests. I watch the show sporadically when I really want to see a guest, because it's the only theatre talkshow we have, but it would be so much better without this hateful clown in a dadcoat. (thanks ScaryWarhol)
#519
Posted: 4/20/16 at 12:33am
Look up Walt Spanger's Pajama Game. It's gorgeous and and super inventive.
#520
Posted: 4/20/16 at 12:37am
I saw "A Prayer for Owen Meaney" in Denver and the set design was stellar.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#521
Posted: 4/20/16 at 7:55am
Last season was pretty great for musical set design. An American in Paris (a worthy winner), Fun Home, The King and I, and The Visit (absolutely should have been nominated) all had brilliant and varied designs that perfectly fit their respective shows.
#522
Posted: 4/20/16 at 8:27am
Fun Home - I love this video: (Can I put this up here)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyYAuPaZRTE
#523
Posted: 6/5/16 at 8:52pm
Massive bump
Nattasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812
Designer: Mimi Lien
Iteration: 2015 ART
I appoligise for any spelling mistakes. I may be on my mobile. Clumsy fingers and small little touchscreen keys don't mixx. I try to spellcheck, but I may miss something.
#524
Posted: 6/20/17 at 8:04am
Bumping this!
"There’s nothing quite like the power and the passion of Broadway music. "
#525
Posted: 6/20/17 at 1:36pm
Having just seen Sunset Blvd. with Glenn, I have to wonder if we'll ever see a set of this scale and detail on Broadway again? I felt very torn about the new set currently at the Palace. I thought it was extremely functional but was extremely unatractive. 
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