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Three Sisters is a | Three Sisters is a play by Russian author and playwright Anton Chekhov. It was performed on the main stage of the Citizens Theatre in April 2010 as a collaboration between the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and The Citizens Theatre. | ||
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Deputy Stage Manager - Emma Whoriskey | Deputy Stage Manager - Emma Whoriskey | ||
Assistant Stage Managers - Sam, Barry ???? (Citizens Staff) | Assistant Stage Managers - Sam ???, Barry ???? (Citizens Staff) | ||
Technical Stage Manager - Louise Marr | Technical Stage Manager - Louise Marr | ||
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== Scenic Elements == | == Scenic Elements == | ||
5m Long Table | |||
Black Petals used to cover the whole of the MS & DS stage areas | |||
Flown 4m Persian Rug | Flown 4m Persian Rug | ||
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19 Flown Sliver Birch Trees with Roots | 19 Flown Sliver Birch Trees with Roots | ||
Veranda Rostra | Bark Chippings used to cover the whole of the US area | ||
3 Section Veranda Rostra | |||
Flown Rope Swing | Flown Rope Swing | ||
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'''Flown 4m Persian Rug''' | '''Flown 4m Persian Rug''' | ||
This was perticularly hard to sorce due to the size and look of the rug. The designer wanted a traditional red persian design in a 4m2 | |||
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The alternatives to achieving this effect could have been: | The alternatives to achieving this effect could have been: | ||
'''The Mouse Trap | '''The Mouse Trap''' | ||
''' A Hinged Drop Box | ''' A Hinged Drop Box''' | ||
'''A Snow Drop Bag''' | '''A Snow Drop Bag''' | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 8 June 2010
Three Sisters is a play by Russian author and playwright Anton Chekhov. It was performed on the main stage of the Citizens Theatre in April 2010 as a collaboration between the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and The Citizens Theatre.
Creative Team
Director - Guy Hollands (Citizens Director)
Set & Costume Designer - Holly Hogart
Lighting Designer - Katrina Kelly
Stage Manager - Claire ??????(Citizens Staff)
Deputy Stage Manager - Emma Whoriskey
Assistant Stage Managers - Sam ???, Barry ???? (Citizens Staff)
Technical Stage Manager - Louise Marr
Production Electrician - Sean McKensie
LX Board Op. -
Sound Board Op. -
Scenic Elements
5m Long Table
Black Petals used to cover the whole of the MS & DS stage areas
Flown 4m Persian Rug
Flown Wooden Furniture Frame
Walk Down Trap with Handrails
19 Flown Sliver Birch Trees with Roots
Bark Chippings used to cover the whole of the US area
3 Section Veranda Rostra
Flown Rope Swing
30 Minute Leaf Drop
Technical Solutions
Flown 4m Persian Rug This was perticularly hard to sorce due to the size and look of the rug. The designer wanted a traditional red persian design in a 4m2
Flown Wooden Furniture Frame
Walk Down Trap with Handrails
19 Flown Sliver Birch Trees with Roots
Veranda Rostra
Flown Rope Swing
30 Minute Leaf Drop
The Desired effect was to look like leaves gently falling in an autumn breeze. One or two leafs were to fall randomly over a period of 30minutes. We considered many ways of achieving this effect but in the end this consisted of me walking up and down the rear catwalk above the stage dropping the leaves at random points in one's, two's and three's.
The alternatives to achieving this effect could have been:
The Mouse Trap
A Hinged Drop Box
A Snow Drop Bag