Broadway Legend Joined: 6/10/04
which broadway version? and scrims are generally used in a lot of shows.
Okay, what is a scrim?
a scrim is like a thin curtain with (what are called sharktooth) holes in it and when light is reflected in front of it, it is solid, and when light is reflected behind it, it is transparent. ---hope this helps
Ah, yes it does. Thank you :)
I do know what you're referring to, and I never knew they had a name.
I co-designed a set for Gypsy that looked like full theatre curtians from the front, but when lit from the back, they dissapeared. You gotta love scrims!
VERY effective for Gypsy.
Leading Actor Joined: 6/19/05
that is probably the best place for them because during the "gypsy strip" she can perform mainly downstage while things are moved behind to prepare for the different burlesque houses
Broadway Star Joined: 1/20/05
Random question- in the Revival with Tammy, how did she do the costume changes SO D*M* FAST??!?
Swing Joined: 5/25/05
I assume you're talking about her big strip sequence that charts Louise's growth as a star. Tammy had all of the costumes in that sequence on at the beginning with the exception of a few pieces and just peeled articles off, adding a few accessories along the way.
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