| re: RE "Design is generally our first way into most storytelling..." |
| Last Edit: AlanScott 08:33 pm EDT 10/16/17 |
| Posted by: AlanScott 08:32 pm EDT 10/16/17 |
| In reply to: re: RE "Design is generally our first way into most storytelling..." - Delvino 09:17 am EDT 10/15/17 |
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| I'm not sure I'd put it quite so definitively as you do, but it certainly can make a huge difference before even a word is spoken. The first example to spring to mind for me (although there are many others) is seeing Mielziner's original Death of a Salesman set in the 2012 Broadway production. It made a difference before a word was spoken, and it was probably a big reason why for the first time in my experience, the play completely fell into place. Everything that happened was seen through the world that the design created. And I think being on that strange set helped the actors. |
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