Cymbeline 2019
| Cymbeline 2019 | |
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| Summary | |
| Dates 6th February - 9th February 2019
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| Performance Course Second Year BA Acting
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| Location Chandler Studio Theatre
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| Creative Team | |
| Director Peter Collins
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| Assistant Director Edward Soper
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| Fight Director Raymond Short
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| Designer Laura McCartney
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| Sound Designer | |
| Lighting Designer | |
| Production Team | |
| Stage Manager | |
| Deputy Stage Manager | |
| Assistant Stage Manager Rehearsals | |
| Assistant Stage Manager Rehearsals | |
| Assistant Stage Manager Rehearsals | |
| Assistant Stage Manager | |
| Assistant Stage Manager | |
| Stage Supervisor | |
| Stage Supervisor | |
| Production Electrician | |
| Deputy Production Electrician | |
| LX Programmer | |
| Stage LX | |
| Sound No.2/Operator | |
Summary
Cast
Cymbeline - Alana Jackson
The Duke/ British Soldier - John Whittle
Imogen - Shyvonne Ahmmad
Postumus - Sam Stopford
Cloten / British Soldier - Adam Parkinson
Cornelious / Roman Captain - Calvin Noble
Helen / Caius Lucius - Natalie Mitson
British Lord/ Roman Gentlemen/ Guiderius - Ian Sawan
British Lady/ Arviragus - Lesly Lemon
Pisanio - Yingxue Zhang
Ianchimo - Tom Zachar
Court Musician/ Belarious - McCallister Selva
Stage Management
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Technical Stage Management
Silk Drops
We had 5 silk reveals during this production and these unrolled down from the catwalks and then were ripped down by a member of cast. To do the unroll we used a pin and half a pin hinge so that when the pin was removed the silk would fall. Pieces of sash were used to wrap around the silk to hold them up with a bowline tied in the end so that it could link into the hinge. To make it easy for cast to rip down the tops of these were velcroed on the scaffholding bars at the top with three small pieces of velcro.
Lighting
As an electrics team we had a fairly bumpy ride during the fit up & tech period, having to solve many issues along the way. Notable technical challenges we encountered were having to light underneath the wooden pallet formation onstage, lighting inside the "trunk" set piece, and finally assembling a makeshift extension for the smoke machine to run underneath the aforementioned pallet formation.
To light underneath the pallets we were going to have to run extensions from the floor dimmers, along the back wall and then eventually, run the csble through sand, underneath the pallets where the birdies would be situated. We borrowed some Soca from the Athenaeum to run to the pallets, there the fan outs would each be grelcoed, then extended to the birdies as required. This worked with minimal interference from the sand on the floor, and to our surprise they didn't require much maintenance post get out.
(trunk)
The largest challenge however was building the smoke machine extension- this ended up being cut as our final product u fortunately couldn't deliver the desired effect. Our task was to build a box around the smoke machine, then creating a suitable funnel system to attach to the end of the smoke machine. Attaching a 12v 40x40mm fan onto the end of a scaff pole coming out of the box structure, which was then attached to hosepipe, which had 4mm holes drilled interspersed down the length. The total length of piping from the back wall had to run 11.6 metres in total, round two corners. It was an ambitious attempt, but after failing to deliver the effect required, the smoke machine moved position and the extension tubing was cut.