#76
Posted: 4/11/06 at 4:50pm
Phantom of the Opera and Beauty and the Beast, although B&B's scenery is a bit cartoonish, but then again it's Disney.
What show do you think has OR had the best scenery?? — Page 4
#77
Posted: 4/11/06 at 5:33pm
Into the Woods Revival
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Wicked
Phantom of the Opera
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Wicked
Phantom of the Opera
"I wish the stage were as narrow as the wire of a tightrope dancer, so that no incompetent would dare step upon it." Goethe
#78
Posted: 4/11/06 at 5:33pm
Into the Woods Revival
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Wicked
Phantom of the Opera
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Wicked
Phantom of the Opera
"I wish the stage were as narrow as the wire of a tightrope dancer, so that no incompetent would dare step upon it." Goethe
#79
Posted: 4/11/06 at 7:49pm
Piazza - so glorious
Sweeney Todd - simple but really really effective
Festen - perfectly simple, shame it didn't transfer well
Sweeney Todd - simple but really really effective
Festen - perfectly simple, shame it didn't transfer well
We cannot know what will occur/Just make our journey worth the taking/And pray we're wiser then we were/In the beginning" ~Children of Eden
"Risk is everything" ~The Light in the Piazza
"I can just see us now in our bathing dresses...you in a nice navy and me? Stripes perhaps." ~Sweeney Todd
Tovah Won Me Ovah '06
#80
Posted: 4/11/06 at 7:56pm
Am I the only one who thought that The Lord of the Rings set was amazing????
#81
Posted: 5/22/06 at 12:54am
To add to my earlier choices ("POTO", "Evita", "Urinetown") I'd like to mention (and I know I'll get some crap for this) "Carrie".
Not ALL of it, but parts were kinda neat. Despite the disco ball, I liked the mirrored walls at the prom. The big staircase descending after the destruction was cool, too. I think with a new director (and some rewrites) that "Carrie" could be a good show. Not great like "Phantom" or "Wicked," but good like "Grease" or "The Woman in White."
Not ALL of it, but parts were kinda neat. Despite the disco ball, I liked the mirrored walls at the prom. The big staircase descending after the destruction was cool, too. I think with a new director (and some rewrites) that "Carrie" could be a good show. Not great like "Phantom" or "Wicked," but good like "Grease" or "The Woman in White."
-- SDG
#82
Posted: 5/22/06 at 10:22am
I personally love Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Spamalot, and the revival of Sweet Charity.
"The hallmark of aristocracy is responsibility. Oh brother, that got me, that did me in!"
#83
Posted: 5/22/06 at 10:35am
There was only one good part to the Sweet Charity Set...
#84
Posted: 5/22/06 at 10:43am
The original production of PACIFIC OVERTURES ('76). Boris Aronson was a GOD!!!!!
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"Me flunk English? That's unpossible!" - Ralph Wiggum
#85
Posted: 5/22/06 at 10:49am
BwayBaby, I disagree. I loved the rooftop and the dressing room mirrors, as well as all of those neon signs. I also thought the ferris wheel was pretty damn cool. But, of couse, the lightboard was the coolest part.
"The hallmark of aristocracy is responsibility. Oh brother, that got me, that did me in!"
#86
Posted: 5/22/06 at 11:10am
An Inspector Calls
Les Miserables
Proposals
Jane Eyre
Les Miserables
Proposals
Jane Eyre
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#87
Posted: 5/22/06 at 11:11am
Dreamgirls and City of Angels
#88
Posted: 5/22/06 at 10:54pm
Throughly Modern Millie
Great American Trailer Park Musical
Great American Trailer Park Musical
Its not where you start its where you finish..
#89
Posted: 5/23/06 at 12:04am
Ugh. Sets are my favorite parts of shows. I wish I could see what they look like. Do any of the more famous Broadway set designers have online portfolios?
#90
Posted: 5/23/06 at 1:18am
Someone mentioned BAKER STREET, which I found amazing. Personally, I likes a little show called THE 1940'S RADIO HOUR, COMPANY and, of all shows ANNIE, which had simple - very simply - and yet technologically complex for the time sets. As a little boy, I saw GYPSY and CAMELOT in their original productions and can still close my eyes and see the sets in my mind.
http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=972787#3631451
http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=963561#3533883
http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=955158#3440952
http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=954269#3427915
http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=955012#3441622
http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=954344#3428699
#91
Posted: 5/23/06 at 7:56am
THE KING & I (Donna Murphy revival)
This entire production was stunning from beginning to end.
AN INSPECTOR CALLS
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA
SHOWBOAT (Harold Prince revival)
CAROUSEL (Lincoln Center revival)
I AM MY OWN WIFE
DINNER AT EIGHT (Revival from a few years ago)
AIDA (The sets were good, lighting was even better.)
I would say SUNSET BLVD, but the entire show was about the set -- because the rest of the show was 100% crap.
A CHORUS LINE (just kidding)
SWEENEY TODD (Original)
This entire production was stunning from beginning to end.
AN INSPECTOR CALLS
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA
SHOWBOAT (Harold Prince revival)
CAROUSEL (Lincoln Center revival)
I AM MY OWN WIFE
DINNER AT EIGHT (Revival from a few years ago)
AIDA (The sets were good, lighting was even better.)
I would say SUNSET BLVD, but the entire show was about the set -- because the rest of the show was 100% crap.
A CHORUS LINE (just kidding)
SWEENEY TODD (Original)
Itty Bitty Geisha?
Toyland?
Gypsy Pasadoble?
Just a few popular favorites...
Updated On: 5/23/06 at 07:56 AM
#92
Posted: 8/8/06 at 2:43pm
-Dance of the Vampires (it was amazing, especially the Inn and Bridge at the end of Act I)
-Dracula
-Sweeney Todd (original)
-Pacific Overtures (Original)
-Sunday in the Park With George
-The Light in the Piazza
-Dracula
-Sweeney Todd (original)
-Pacific Overtures (Original)
-Sunday in the Park With George
-The Light in the Piazza
#93
Posted: 8/8/06 at 3:16pm
Neil Simon's PROPOSALS had an amazing, amazing, amazing set!
"For me, THEATRE is an anticipation, an artistic rush, an emotional banquet, a jubilant appreciation, and an exit hopeful of clearer thought and better worlds."
~ an anonymous traveler with Robert Burns
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