If audience members who aren't volunteers try to touch your props, warn them away with a playful message.
The Meet and Greet group, who were dressed in an assortment of Britney attire (T-shirts, leggings with Spears' face plastered all over them), listened as Culotta rattled off a list of rules — no cameras, no cellphones, no touching of props.
Anyone notice the nice continuity touch from the props people: Don's packet of fags are crushed flat when he reaches for them after the crash.
I'm the only person who can touch all the props and all the microphones and everything onstage in case he gets caught in one of the set pieces, which he has before.
His main gift was for narrative paintings with graphic punch and quasi-Modernist additives: Manet touches, de Chirico props.
Wherever you turn at the Met, memorabilia abounds: posters that hark back to the great nights of yesteryear and announce those of tomorrow; rhinestone-encrusted finery displayed like vestments in a cathedral treasury; props touched by the reigning divas of their day, like relics of the saints.
When a well-known cosmetics and hair products maker donated the props for "Touch," a play set in a beauty salon, at the I.T.D. Theater in Zagreb, the business's name and logo appeared more prominently on the playbill than the name of the play.
Toward that end, we are asked to don masks and to remain silent for the entire performance; in a show of both appreciation and compromise for agreeing to these severe terms, theatergoers are permitted to choose their own adventure by wandering around the six floors and nearly 100 rooms and to touch whatever scenery or props they wish.
You jump!" He yelled this time, worried that his boat would wash closer and that his prop might touch bottom.
The project began when a South African carpenter got in touch with an American prop maker in order to make a mechanical prosthetic hand for a young boy.
