#501
Posted: 1/1/10 at 8:06pm
Is it like the frames of the stage of the Legally Blonde tour? The edges of the proscenium moved all around to make little areas where the actors played their scenes.
#502
Posted: 1/1/10 at 9:42pm
Basically...except it's the entire curtain that moves. It's a very lush framing...vaudevillian.
#503
Posted: 1/2/10 at 7:45am
Whats the one for the Phantom of the opera? Just a red one
Oh and ragtime? Does it have one
Theres just something about the WWRY curtain I really like.
The Sound Of Music
Oh and ragtime? Does it have one
Theres just something about the WWRY curtain I really like.
The Sound Of Music
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#504
Posted: 1/2/10 at 7:53am
The Ragtime revival just uses a red house curtain.
#505
Posted: 1/2/10 at 2:11pm
I really like The Sound of Music curtain. The Annie national tour just uses the house curtain with no lights on it or anything. It is such a shame because I love the colorful comic book set design.
#506
Posted: 1/2/10 at 6:09pm
For the person who asked about The Phantom of the Opera, the Broadway production has two different set ups. There's the setting for the prologue at the top of the first act and then a plain red curtain used through intermission and into the second.
Curtain for Act I:
Curtain for Act II:
Curtain for Act I:
Curtain for Act II:
#507
Posted: 1/2/10 at 8:17pm
#508
Posted: 1/3/10 at 12:41pm
I like the Ragtime curtain, but I wonder why the show doesn't have its own curtain...
#511
Posted: 1/4/10 at 3:22pm
I like the way sister act uses a curtain at the start, a different one for the intermission and none after the show is over.
Does anyone have fiddler on the roof, auugust osage county or Oklahoma?
Does anyone have fiddler on the roof, auugust osage county or Oklahoma?
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#512
Posted: 1/4/10 at 4:49pm
I don't know about the other two but I do know that August never had a curtain for either of its houses on Broadway.
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#513
Posted: 1/4/10 at 5:02pm
Oklahoma had like a blue sky with clouds painted on it and then when the overture segued into the melody from the title song, they projected the logo of the show onto the curtain.
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#514
Posted: 1/4/10 at 5:15pm
Winston, if you are talking about "August: Osage County. It didn't have one when I saw it at the Imperial and it doesn't have one on the tour.
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#515
Posted: 1/4/10 at 5:43pm
I know. I saw the show a few times and therefor saw it at both the Imperial and The Music Box, and at both theatres there was no curtain for the show.
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#516
Posted: 2/27/10 at 10:57am
Anyone have a pic of the pre show set up for time stands still?
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#518
Posted: 6/6/10 at 4:24pm
BUMP!
Anyone have: MEMPHIS, SPAMALOT or a good picture of the addams fmily curtain?
Anyone have: MEMPHIS, SPAMALOT or a good picture of the addams fmily curtain?
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#520
Posted: 6/6/10 at 4:49pm
I would have taken one at Memphis, but one of ushers was on a witch hunt.
West Side Story:
West Side Story:
#521
Posted: 6/6/10 at 4:59pm
Nightmare Alley at the Geffen Playhouse
South Pacific (Tour, Los Angeles)
South Pacific (Tour, Los Angeles)
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#522
Posted: 6/6/10 at 5:54pm
I think Ragtime used the house curtain because it went with the "less extravagant" mood of the show
or maybe they just cheaped out...
or maybe they just cheaped out...
#523
Posted: 7/4/10 at 4:10pm
Does anyone have pictures of the Love Never Dies curtain or any of the curtains used for the 1996 revival of The King and I or the 2004 tour with Sandy Duncan?
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#524
Posted: 7/4/10 at 6:47pm
I really liked Legally Blonde's and Hairspray's. Also Wicked's.
I'm sure theres another one, but the shows I've been to lately don't have curtains.
I'm sure theres another one, but the shows I've been to lately don't have curtains.
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#525
Posted: 7/9/10 at 2:23pm
I found a picture of the Love Never Dies curtain.
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