What's your favorite Broadway set? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 8/14/04 at 4:35pm
Yes, the revival of Nine was also wonderful. And I must say that the current revival of Fiddler has a beautiful and artistically superb set.
#28
Posted: 8/14/04 at 4:39pm
My favorite set was John Lee Beatty's valentine of a old boathouse in Lanford Wilson's Talley's Folly.
#29
Posted: 8/14/04 at 4:46pm
I love the set for Aida! I think it is beautiful and very creative.
#31
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:05pm
"Phantom" and the recent revival of "Private Lives".
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#32
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:33pm
I thought the black and white vs color aspects of the City of Angels set was interesting.
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#33
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:34pm
Wicked
Hairspray
Les Miz
Phantom
2003 revival of Gypsy
Hairspray
Les Miz
Phantom
2003 revival of Gypsy
#34
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:36pm
The set I saw for the high school production of Les Mis was good.
I saw a very interesting set of "Crumbs from the Table of Joy" in Virginia...it was functional, yet fancy.
I saw a very interesting set of "Crumbs from the Table of Joy" in Virginia...it was functional, yet fancy.
#35
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:37pm
the producers
guys and dolls revival
nine revival
throughly modern millie
oklahoma revival(just the background not the lopsided house)
Avenue Q
guys and dolls revival
nine revival
throughly modern millie
oklahoma revival(just the background not the lopsided house)
Avenue Q
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#36
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:39pm
Oh, and RENT's set was fascinatingly quirky. It was really a vital peice of the show. It shouldve won the Tony for 96 (I believe thats the correct year).
#37
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:41pm
I gotta say SUNSET BLVD.
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#38
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:42pm
The Assassins set was very intriguing, with the carnival theme and the spaces in the back for the assassins to sit when there part was over. The staircase was amazing also.
#39
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:44pm
BTW, who did win the Tony for best set in 96 (or whatever year RENT opened)?
#40
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:44pm
www.tonys.org
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#42
Posted: 8/14/04 at 6:47pm
'Beauty and the Beast' or 'Phantom of the Opera'
Tendres Baisers,
Juliette Capulet
Tendres Baisers,
Juliette Capulet
#44
Posted: 8/14/04 at 7:06pm
Yes, the Into the Woods revival!
La Boheme
The set for Sweeney Todd tour (the one on DVD)
I like Caroline, Or Change's set a lot.
The Producer's is very clever.
Nine was very pretty.
Phantom of the Opera is quite lavish.
Hairspray is very colorful.
Aida was quite pretty, too.
I like 'em all!
La Boheme
The set for Sweeney Todd tour (the one on DVD)
I like Caroline, Or Change's set a lot.
The Producer's is very clever.
Nine was very pretty.
Phantom of the Opera is quite lavish.
Hairspray is very colorful.
Aida was quite pretty, too.
I like 'em all!
#45
Posted: 8/14/04 at 7:10pm
I loved the Into The Woods revival's sets. The woods looked so inviting.
I liked the way that Aida used shapes and patterns to suggest settings.
I liked the way that Aida used shapes and patterns to suggest settings.
#46
Posted: 8/14/04 at 7:22pm
I adored the Assassins set (big suprise). I loved how it was simple and how the lights lined the wood...and the different levels. Boy, do I miss that show.
I also loved the Millie backdrop. It was the first thing I thought when the curtain went up. I LOVE cityscapes.
I also loved the Millie backdrop. It was the first thing I thought when the curtain went up. I LOVE cityscapes.
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#47
Posted: 8/14/04 at 9:20pm
Phantom of the Opera
Les Miserables
Match....that was by far my favorite set for a straight play as opposed to musical (where my fave is Phantom)
edit: and assassins cuz that was damn awesome
Les Miserables
Match....that was by far my favorite set for a straight play as opposed to musical (where my fave is Phantom)
edit: and assassins cuz that was damn awesome
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#48
Posted: 8/14/04 at 9:25pm
phantom
les mis
hairspray
rent
wicked
AIDA
beauty and the beast
les mis
hairspray
rent
wicked
AIDA
beauty and the beast
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#49
Posted: 8/14/04 at 9:28pm
As far as innovative and artistic marriage of authorship and design, I'd go with DEATH OF A SALESMAN.
For spectacle, I'd vote for SUNSET BOULEVARD.
For spectacle, I'd vote for SUNSET BOULEVARD.
#50
Posted: 8/14/04 at 9:28pm
Aida was great. the swimming pool was amazing!
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