Love.Peace.Change

[accidentalbear-deactivated20200]

[bndctcumbrbtch]

So cute

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[saintmichaelthearchangel-moved]

Westworld + Shakespeare References

[briennesjaime]

Do you know where you are? I’m in a dream.

Westworld (2016)

[fassbedner]

[in-love-with-movies]

Bean (USA - UK, 1997)

[lizclimo]

based on a true story about me 

[scarletwitch]

You go to school dances with someone that…you know…someone that you like. Friend? Not a friend, a…someone like a…

[hermiunes]

What should we do? Call the police.

[onebuttscratcher]

[scenicdesign]

Today scenic design is taught and classified into two types… Box Sets & Unit Sets.

I would like to propose additional scenic design classifications (which can be viewed above and are listed below).  Each week I will focus on a different classification.  Some of these can be combined and could be debated that some of these “classifications” are the same but, by redefining the terms we use designers, artists and theater practitioners we can further understand what scenic design is, can be and will be as theater progresses further.  

Got a question, comment, thought?  Hate it?  Love it?  Think I’m a fool? Got something to contribute?  I want to hear from you!  Let’s get a discussion going!

Atmospheric:  “Tartufe” - Katrin Brack

Box: “Venus in Fur” – John Lee Beatty

Green: “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” – Donyale Werle

Digital: “The Magic Flute” - Esther Bialas

Found Space: “The Drowned Man” – Felix Barrett, Livi Vaughn & Beatrice Minns

Installation: “Death of a Salesman” – Narelle Sissons

Light: “Passing Strange” – David Korins

Material:  “Don Giovanni” – Frank Gehry

Motion Based: “Replacement” - Barbara Ehnes

Unit: “Ragtime” – Derek McLane

Follow me at www.scenicdesign.tumblr.com for more updates, photos and scenic design…

- Bryce Cutler

[fuckyeahbehindthescenes]

The Grand Budapest Hotel was actually an old abandoned shopping mall.

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

[cleolinda]

Getting Gorey with Alley Theatre’s ‘Dracula’

Edward Gorey—whose pen-and-ink drawings regularly mixed the macabre with the ridiculous—was the rare visual artist who forayed into theatre design, winning a Tony Award for his work on the 1977 Broadway production of Dracula, for which he designed the costumes and 30-foot-high set. Being Gorey fans themselves, the creative team at the Alley Theatre decided to resurrect his designs for their version of Dracula.

[fashiondailymag]

the stunning atmosphere equipped with flowers and grass :) at MONCLER GAMME ROUGE by Giambattista Valli ss16 #PFW.

[thesetison]

Home sweet home (x)

[nixxie-fic]

BBC Sherlock Super-High-Quality Production Pictures by Arwel (x) - 221B S3 set - Note the speaker dock on the table, which Sherlock uses to play the Watson waltz on.

Click here for more: (221B set) (Other S3 sets) (Train carriage set) (Sherlock & Molly kiss) (Wedding pics pt 1) (Wedding pics pt 2) (Wedding reception) (Random pics 1) (Random pics 2)