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The items were then hung from the grid with 1mm 2mm and 4mm braided cord. | The items were then hung from the grid with 1mm 2mm and 4mm braided cord. | ||
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The seating for the show was arranged in a random scattered pattern. For fire safety reasons we tethered the chairs to the floor. To do this we took cord under the seat of the chair and attached each end of the cord to the floor with a screw and penny washer. | The seating for the show was arranged in a random scattered pattern. For fire safety reasons we tethered the chairs to the floor. To do this we took cord under the seat of the chair and attached each end of the cord to the floor with a screw and penny washer. | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 12 November 2018
| Attempts On Her Life | |
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| Production Information | |
| Performance Dates 30th October - 3rd November 2018
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| Venue Chandler Studio Theatre
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| Creative Team | |
| Director Guy Hollands
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| Designer | |
| Lighting Designer | |
| Sound Designer | |
| Production Team | |
| Production Manager Kevin Murray
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| Production Electrician | |
| Deputy Production Electrician [[Lewis Douglas]
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| Lighting Programmer and Operator | |
| Stage Manager | |
| Deputy Stage Manager | |
| Assistant Stage Managers | |
| Stage Supervisor | |
| Deputy Stage Supervisor | |
| Sound Operator |
Stage
Our main technical challenge was to create a 7000 x 7000 truss grid which we would use to hang a 'cloud' of items from.
To do this we assembled a box truss structure with drifts (tensioned with turnbuckles) across the horizontal, and 8mm braided cord across the vertical.
The items were then hung from the grid with 1mm 2mm and 4mm braided cord.
The seating for the show was arranged in a random scattered pattern. For fire safety reasons we tethered the chairs to the floor. To do this we took cord under the seat of the chair and attached each end of the cord to the floor with a screw and penny washer.