Sentence examples for scenery design from inspiring English sources

In fact, though, they do have at least a context: they come from the world of Venetian capricci, caprices, and from the language of theatrical scenery design.

He made use of masks, music, dance, and boldly abstract costume and scenery design in pursuit of a theatre that would offer the popular audience dreams, fantasy, and satire rather than a mirror of itself.

For the scenery design, layout supervisor Rasoul Azadani took many pictures of his hometown of Isfahan, Iran for guidance.

Most of the tech work is indifferent or bad, but the scenery design by Brett J. Banakis is the central conceit.

(It feels appropriate that you can hear the multitiered scenery, designed by Giles Cadle, groaning as it shifts).

The invitingly cluttered scenery, designed by James A. Bazewicz, looks ready to be carted off to a purposeful place.

At the Precipice THE CRUCIBLE, by Arthur Miller; directed by Richard Jenkins; scenery designed by Robert D. Soule; lighting designed by John F. Custer; costumes designed by William Lane.

The scenery, designed by James Fouchard, manages to serve the musical's needs but looks sparse on Paper Mill's vast stage.

The scenery, designed by Eiko and Koma, moves more visibly than they do, and their confinement to a mobile set is also a novel idea.

Includes visual materials such as portraits of actors, scenery designs, and playbills; diaries; financial records; and a database of all known performances with casts, from 1600-1800.

Among the items preserved are Baroque scenery designed by Carlo Bibiena and Louis-Jean Desprez and some stage machinery in working condition, such as a device for simulating waves designed according to Nicola Sabbatini's theatre manual of 1638.