Favorite Set Designs — Page 7

#151

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Posted: 9/14/08 at 5:54pm

Cool. Thanks, dlass!

John Napier's Les Mis set.

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#152

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 9/14/08 at 6:05pm

Nice set pic from the Les Mis 2nd national tour...

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#153

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/12/08 at 1:33am

I love this thread, so I'm typing this to bring it to the front. Sue me!

#154

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/12/08 at 2:24am

Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, RI has the BEST set designs.

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Updated On: 10/12/08 at 02:24 AM

#155

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/12/08 at 6:15am

I love this thread too.

Come on, gotta show some love for John Napier's set for Les Mis. The beams barely supporting the crumbling society the show takes place in. The intricate cobblestone design of the deck--haphazard and uncertain. The scattered windows, lighting up randomly. It's brilliant.

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#156

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/12/08 at 9:25am

I want to add in here Tim Hatley's designs for 2002's "Private LIves". It was gorgeous - the opening deco hotel (which looked like it came right out of an Astaire/Rogers film) to that FABULOUS Paris apartment. I still have dreams of living in that apartment! (With Alan Rickman of course).

I looked and looked and wasn't able to find any really decent pictures to post. Maybe someone has one they can add for me?

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#157

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Posted: 10/12/08 at 10:04am

I must say, I fell in love with the BATB set. The Castle, was great!

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#158

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/12/08 at 3:00pm

Jekyll and Hyde is one of my favorites. It looks so simple, but at the same time there are these little touches that make it complex.

#159

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/12/08 at 4:21pm

Can someone who saw the Secret Garden explain the original design concept? I am in love with that show, and I would love to know how the original set looked. Also, does anyone have any pictures?

#160

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Posted: 10/12/08 at 6:30pm

anyone have any pics of the most recent Sound of Music revival?

#161

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/13/08 at 12:07am

Secret Garden was gorgeous. The concept was a victorian paper theatre. The sets were mostly very traditional framed by a stunning proscenium arch. I think I know where there are some images, so if I can find them, I'll post them.

#162

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/13/08 at 12:10am

Thanks scott!
Also, I heard there was a turntable in the show. How was that used?

#163

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 10/13/08 at 9:49am

Bump.

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#164

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Posted: 10/13/08 at 10:03am

Yay!

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#165

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/20/08 at 11:27pm

PLEASE! HOW ABOUT MORE FAVORITE SET DESIGNS? IT IS AN AMAZING THREAD!

#166

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/20/08 at 11:41pm

Hans Schovernoch's abstract and atmospheric designs from the Vienna production of Elisabeth.




Photos are from Wietske van Tongeren's website. She is the Elisabeth in both photos when she got her big break as a last-minute understudy in the role. She went on to play the role full time in a German production, and is now the acclaimed lead in Vienna's Rebecca.



Wietske van Tongeren

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#167

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 1:30am

Ugh, why does Europe get all the outrageous design concepts!

#168

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 8:48am

Outrageous in what way, RentBoy?

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#169

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 1:12pm

Cyrano de Bergerac
Scenic Design: Tom Pye
Direction: David Leveaux

I feel like this was the most underappreciated design of the 2007-2008 Broadway. Well, the same goes for Kevin Kline's performance. Can't wait for the DVD in a few weeks!

These pictures (courtesy of The New York Times) don't give the design justice.

#170

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Posted: 12/21/08 at 1:18pm

In a positive way.

#171

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Posted: 12/21/08 at 3:10pm

I will mention that I have yet to see a photograph from the Vienna production of Elisabeth that does the design justice. There is the DVD of the 2005 Vienna cast, and it gives you a great look of how the design works. There are fantastic clips on that site...search for Elisabeth Wien 2005.

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#172

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 3:21pm

RNT's The Women of Troy
RNT's Present Laughter

They were both brilliant designs and the fact that they were switched every other day was incredible.

#173

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 5:45pm

The Diary of Anne Frank
Paper Mill Playhouse
Designed by David Korins

http://www.davidkorinsdesign.com/THEATER/AF-1.html

http://www.davidkorinsdesign.com/THEATER/AF-2.html

http://www.davidkorinsdesign.com/THEATER/AF-3.html

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#174

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 5:50pm

pretty freakin beautiful.

#175

re: Favorite Set Designs

Posted: 12/21/08 at 6:31pm

All of these set designs are so beautiful. Really inspiring.

Does anyone have a picture of the set design for the title song of Beauty & The Beast? I've never seen it, and it's always intrigued me.