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It takes a lot of work, from the actors as well
as from the technical folks, to mount one of our productions.
On this page, we'd like to invite you backstage to see what's
going on while we prepare I Love a Piano for opening
night. As usual, the most recent photos are at the top.
Enjoy!
Zak, Tim, and Tom lay out the fabric cover for a very large
flat.
The very large flats covered and ready to hang. They will
become projection screens.
No, it's not an Alien face hugger. It's just spray insulation
foam used to attach a strip of wood to the back of one of
the large sheet music props to help it keep its shape.
A couple of the costumes under construction.
Zak completes the foam molding on a window unit.
A faux spinet piano is about to be converted to a faux 1900's-vintage
upright piano.
The other side of the faux spinet piano. It was made for Kiss
Me Kate to conceal a modern electronic keyboard.
A pile of 4x8' platforms awaiting installation.
Our new Prop Rentals Manager, Larry Jeane: "I'm ready.
I'm just sitting here waiting. Send some customers my way!"
New fabric in the Costume Shop, waiting to be turned into
costumes.
John Lewis and Kate Harrison look over the costume designs.
These temporary frames are used to create "wavy"
sheets of board.
The "wavy" sheets of board, dry and ready to be
turned into very large sheets of music.
Tim Morrill sorts out pieces of trim for the platforms.
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