Show Curtains- Page 12

[BroadwayBoy2]

Posted: 1/22/07 at 8:23am

The Gershwin actually has the only "Water Fire Curtain" Which i think is kinda cool.

[AshleyBrownFan123]

Posted: 2/3/07 at 10:36am

bumpalicious

[Unknown User]

Posted: 2/19/07 at 7:23pm

bumpy

[BroadwayEnthusiast2]

Posted: 6/27/07 at 11:24pm

I love studying curtains before a show.

My favorite are:

Hairspray

Mamma Mia!

[alterego]

Posted: 6/27/07 at 11:50pm

Now this one really takes me back - in Australia the 70's revival (note REVIVAL!) of NO, NO, NANETTE had a fabulous Art Deco floral curtain. I suspect the Broadway production had it too. Set and costumes were by Raoul Pene Du Bois. Does anyone here remember that?

[kyleorlando]

Posted: 6/28/07 at 12:13am

Show curtains:

The "eye" from Aida was great. Much better than what happened in the Atlanta preview.

My fav is still the drape of skulls and bones at Dance of the Vampires. My friends and I sat there trying to figure out what the hell we were looking at! =...

...and then the overture started and the vampires were crawling down the proscenium!

[supersam1026]

Posted: 11/12/07 at 7:23pm

BUMP, anyone have pics of YF or TLM?

Updated On: 11/12/07 at 07:23 PM

[BroadwayEnthusiast2]

Posted: 11/12/07 at 7:41pm

Is the Young Frankenstein curtain as boring as The Producers curtain?

[morosco]

Posted: 11/12/07 at 7:47pm

I wonder if the merchandising people have considering offering smaller versions of show curtains for folks to use as shower curtains?

lol

[FinalDestination]

Posted: 2/26/08 at 9:55pm

My favorite show curtains are definitely:

Wicked
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Lion King

I was wondering if anyone had a Pirate Queen curtain photo.

[Mbmusic]

Posted: 2/26/08 at 10:21pm

1) Hairspray
2) Wicked
3) Cabaret in London (Current)
4) Les Mis- Just because its such a classic

[TheatreFreak05]

Posted: 2/26/08 at 11:11pm

here are some pictures:

Into the Woods Revival:


Joseph and the Amazing...(professional production, but not broadway):



The Wiz (don't know if this counts):

Updated On: 2/26/08 at 11:11 PM

[BroadwayEnthusiast2]

Posted: 3/31/08 at 11:44pm

I found one of JERSEY BOYS.

[ragg_ballad]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 12:20am

a jersey boys curtain? they don't use a curtain...
or like a shower curtain?

[RentBoy86]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 12:30am

Yeah, what is the Young Frankenstein one? Does Cry-Baby or A Catered Affair use one?

[ragg_ballad]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 12:35am

Young Frankenstein:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/theshizzknit/1726453531/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pineapplegate/1560329230/

[Unknown User]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 12:39am

"A Catered Affair" didn't use one. It's merely set for the first scene, with the buildings and fire escapes. "Cry Baby" just used a red grand drape.

I was a little disappointed in "... Mermaid's" curtain. It seemed a little too busy. "South Pacific" has a great curtain, though-- the final curtain actually made me feel a bit weepy. They have different 'curtains' for show's beginning and end that have apropos quotes from the Michener book. They're great.

[bwayguy22089]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 12:47am

Cry-Baby has a traditional red "grand drape" curtain. I like it. It's very old fashioned. The Overture is very funny (the cast members yell stuff out at the audience from behind the curtain)...P.S. lol

[CATSNYrevival]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 2:44am

Gypsy?

[BrianIdol]

Posted: 4/1/08 at 10:35am

I liked the mermaid one, especially during the overture as the colors change:)

[Mattbrain]

Posted: 4/19/08 at 7:54pm

Bump and a haircut
Two bits!

[sgv123]

Posted: 4/19/08 at 10:41pm

does anyone have a picture of the little mermaid curtain?

[Zeitoujo]

Posted: 6/5/08 at 10:21am

LuPone!GYPSY

[the.hard.part]

Posted: 6/5/08 at 12:58pm

Legally Blonde
Mamma Mia
Mary Poppins
The Grinch

Les Miserables

Little Mermaid

Young Frankenstein
Gypsy


Updated On: 6/5/08 at 12:58 PM

[the.hard.part]

Posted: 6/5/08 at 1:05pm

And some shows that utilized not having a curtain...
Glory Days

Macbeth

Passing Strange

A Chorus Line
and In The Heights