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Sketchbook LOAD IN!!
The building of the set at the Chopin Theatre for Collaboraction’s 15th and final Sketchbook has begun!
An intrepid team, consisting of two interns (Ian and Annie), technical director (Josh Olgine), production manager(Erica Bush), Assistant Festival Director (Justin Dietzel) and Artistic Director Anthony Moseley, worked tirelessly to bring the many props, flats, and pieces that are being used to construct the set for 16 world premiere plays.
Here’s Josh pulling out the last couch that the audience will be able to sit on at Sketchbook.
Our lighting team working on the next part of the light plot in front of one of the walls being built in the Chopin. You might notice there’s a little of the Crime Scene summer tour peaking through. We’re taking the collected history of Sketchbook and Collaboraction and building upon it to create this immersive experience.
This is a special sneak preview into one of the set pieces of Blink, the Sketchbook play devised by Anthony Moseley and Liviu Pasare (seen on the right here). You’ll have to come to Sketchbook to see the finished project.
There will be more pictures and behind the scenes looks at Sketchbook the closer we get to previews on January 14th and then opening night.
Pick up tickets at collaboraction.org -- we look forward to seeing you there!
Happy New Year from my fave titan slaying couple!!
Most sketchbooks filled in one year.
Sketchbook is an annual short play festival that mixes art, music, and media to create 16 world premiere seven minute plays. This year’s festival features an eclectic lineup of returning veterans and up-and-comers.
Sketchbook returns to the Chopin Theatre for a two week run of performances January 14th-24th. But before we finalize the productions, Collaboraction holds Open Studio Sessions to get a glimpse behind the scenes at what our collaborators are creating. All of the titles of the studio sessions are from the poem Sunday Morning by Wallace Stevens.
For our first event, Blood of Paradise, the production staff, actors, writers, and friends all spoke about their role in the production and their history with the festival.
Wesley Kimler’s words expressed what every other attendee was feeling,
“I don’t want this to be about the past. I want this to be about what we are building for the future. The connections and art we have built around these people. This is about what’s after Sketchbook.”
Stellar musical performances from Steve Gilpin, Consuelo Lepauw, Nick Tremulous and DJ Julio Bishop helped to usher in the first of three events at Kimler’s Studio.
Special Guest John Cabrera, one of the developers of Sketchbook, Skyped in to talk about the festival’s history and creation.
And we got to hear poetry from The After as performed by Samantha Dedian.
The next Sketchbook pre-show event, “Domination of Black”, is on November 18th @ Wesley Kimler’s studio. You’ll be given an inside look at some of the pieces being developed by our talented collaborators.
Join us as we march into the future. If Anthony Moseley can get a macaw this pumped about Sketchbook, we think there’s a fair chance we can get you excited about it too.
Rough draft and some practice inking. #sketchbook2015 #sableantelope #penandink #sakuramicron