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re: Curious Incident ... What a dog!

Posted by: uwsrdh 11:04 am EDT 09/12/14
In reply to: re: Curious Incident ... What a dog! - MockingbirdGirl 09:12 am EDT 09/12/14

I should not have used "cheap" to describe the set (this is Broadway so we know THAT'S not true!). I should have said "minimalist" and left it at that.

I agree that a set's only requirement is to serve the needs of the play. Furthermore, so often when I watch over-elaborate sets revolving and so on, I wish they had simply used a table and chair instead. So I wasn't implying that I wanted to "get my money's worth" by having an intricately detailed set with lots of Louis XV furniture to look at. For if you have interesting characters, a fascinating plot and great dialogue (or pauses if it's Pinter), there doesn't have to be a set at all to create a completely satisfying theatrical experience.


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