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< | == Early Design Concept == | ||
[[File:Perkin Early Design.png|1000px]] | |||
'''TSD''' | |||
Head of Stage for this show was [[Steve Macluskie]] | |||
The set was constructed using the modular "buttress towers" which featured originally in [[Chess the Musical]] in 2017 and used in several sets since. | |||
They are stored in the container outside workshop | |||
Plate metal "shelves" were added to the set to facilitate candles, which featured heavily in the design | |||
Dressing was various bits and pieces found in scrapyards as well as a selection of stock treads | |||
A flown, "staircase to nowhere" from the upper platform was achieved by attaching flying irons to existing open treads and suspending those, on open ended drifts, using Reutlingers, to the underside of the upstage truss cord. No actors went up those treads. | |||
The chain and hook in the early design was replaced by a rope and hook (sourced from Etsy). This was a simple 1:1 "closed loop" and used by the actors during the action. It was rigged from the existing LX bars as no weight was exerted onto the system. | |||
The whole production was designed to be performed to camera with no traditional audience setup required | |||
LX and Sound were external professionals and therefore information is unlikely to appear here | |||
== Vectorworks Plans == | |||
<pdf>Perkinn_Walbeck_2021_V7.1.pdf</pdf> | |||
<pdf>Perkin_Warbeck_ISO.pdf</pdf> | |||
'''Equipment List''' | |||
<pdf>Perkin_Warbeck_Kit_List.pdf</pdf> | |||
Latest revision as of 10:10, 8 November 2021
Early Design Concept
TSD
Head of Stage for this show was Steve Macluskie
The set was constructed using the modular "buttress towers" which featured originally in Chess the Musical in 2017 and used in several sets since. They are stored in the container outside workshop Plate metal "shelves" were added to the set to facilitate candles, which featured heavily in the design Dressing was various bits and pieces found in scrapyards as well as a selection of stock treads A flown, "staircase to nowhere" from the upper platform was achieved by attaching flying irons to existing open treads and suspending those, on open ended drifts, using Reutlingers, to the underside of the upstage truss cord. No actors went up those treads.
The chain and hook in the early design was replaced by a rope and hook (sourced from Etsy). This was a simple 1:1 "closed loop" and used by the actors during the action. It was rigged from the existing LX bars as no weight was exerted onto the system.
The whole production was designed to be performed to camera with no traditional audience setup required
LX and Sound were external professionals and therefore information is unlikely to appear here
Vectorworks Plans
Equipment List