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    The Lights Never Go Out In Staunton, a city just twenty nine miles south of Harrisonburg, lies a theatre. This tiny Virginia theatre restores how Shakespeare’s plays would have been performed. The American Shakespeare Center takes on the daunting task of preforming a comedy or a tragedy. Only with the actors themselves, a scarce costumes, and varying props. In 1623, when the Twelfth Night was originally debut, theatres’ did not have a large Broadway budget. The American Shakespeare Center trying to recreate exactly how costuming, lighting, music and sound, and set design would be during the time of Shakespeare. The lights never go out at the Blackfriar. As a tribute to how Shakespeare’s play conditions in 1623, the recreation of the Blackfriar in Staunton never diminishes the lights. The playhouse chooses this route of theatre settings on mainly two reasons: Why Shakespeare never extinguished his lights and the purpose of recreation. During Shakespeare’s time, theatres were illuminated with candle…

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    liberties in terms of casting and costume design. Before these unconventional choices are discussed, it is important to describe the elements of the show that were more traditional (i.e., “Shakespearean”). First of all, the actors performed Shakespeare’s original dialogue with little to no aberrations from the original text. Although Shakespearean English can often alienate audience members that are unfamiliar with its style and conventions, the cast did an excellent job of dictating the lines…

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    A Raisin in the Sun tells the story of an African American family called the Younger’s who are living on the South Side of Chicago during the 1950’s. When designing the costumes for A Raisin in the Sun careful consideration must be taken in order to make sure that the costumes fit the time period. The choice of costumes is very important for the performance of the play because costumes can indicate a character’s sex, occupation, status, position, flamboyance/modesty and degree of independence.…

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    Brendan Averett as Titus, Kate Lydic as Lavinia, Gretchen Egolf as Tamora, Kerry Kastin as the Clown, Joseph Mitchell Parks as Lucius, Vince Gatton as Saturninus, Warran Jackson as Aaron, Nathaniel P. Claridad as Demetrius, Ethan Itzkow as Chiron, and Sean Hinkle as Young Luscious. The production included Assistant Director: Cristina Lundy, Dramaturge: Shane Breaux, Costume Designer: Elivia Bovenzi, Scenic Designer: Jason Lajka, Lighting Designer: Drew Florida, Fight Choreography: Alicia Rodis,…

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    windows, framing a panoramic view of New York. Of course it will include luxurious, high quality, custom furnishings and designs. I will live there with my long-term, handsome, intelligent boyfriend, who I met while traveling through Scotland. Also living with us will be our fur babies; Cleo the cat, Puggles the pug, and Barney the beagle. To obtain all these wonderful things I will have a successful career in costume design. My work will include Broadway, film, and television while also having…

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    will become another part of you, your personally and creative mind will give life to this character. Costume design, backstory, and class selection will help you in making your character something unique. But how do you create a character? Creating a character for Fall of Man is easy, all you need is… - Basic information (Name, age, Race, etc.) - Personality - Badass Backstory - Costume - Character Card - A…

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    as: the overall overview, performance, and design layout that ultimately allows individuals, like me, to get a better understanding of the play Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. In the play of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, the main goal of the play was to tell the life story of Andrew Jackson through an emo, rock, satirical way. Furthermore, the play discusses the role…

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    experienced the fascinating twist that is presented by the Moscow Festival Ballet. Directed by Sergei Radchenko, the audience is left on the edge of their seat at every stage of the three act performance; from the curse set on The Sleeping Beauty to the moment she falls in love and gets married. The captivating story of the Sleeping Beauty (Princess Aurora) involves multiple elements that all add to the success of the performance in their own unique way, which create a wonderful work of art.…

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    rain is often tied to sadness but also renewal. Even though I thought that the lighting design was very simple I thought that it really was pretty and well done throughout the whole show, I didn’t find anything wrong with the lighting design at all it was actually really admirable and extremely good. I thought that the costume design was really cool too; each character was represented really well within their costumes. They were very modern I didn’t see an era change within them at all. There…

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    Stupid F- - -ing Bird is a very interactive and well performed play, which emphasizes on the daily struggles of artists, family and other human relationships. I saw the play on March 5th, 2016 at the Roy Bowen Theater, located on the campus of the Ohio State University. The production of this performance was made possible by the courtesy of the department of theater at the Ohio State University. The play was directed by Maureen Ryan and produced by Lesley Ferris. The play’s setting was of the…

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