The Imaginary Invalid
by Moliere
a new translation and adaptation by Joan Holden
Directed by Chip Walton
Costumes Designed by Tricia Stevens
Lighting Design by Shannon McKinney
Sound Designed by Matthew E. Morgan
Department of Theatre
University of Denver
May 2001
The Imaginary Invalid was produced on the University of Denver Theatre
Department’s proscenium stage. For this production audience risers
were built on stage. They were arranged to produce a 20' by 20' corner stage.
The The Imaginary Invalid set consisted of a 12' x 16' platform backed
by 6 sets of flats attached to poles around which they could rotate to take
the action from backstage, to onstage and then to the 3 separate interludes.
Backstage
The Invalid
Production Photo
Production Photo
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by Moliere
a new translation and adaptation by Joan Holden
Directed by Chip Walton
Costumes Designed by Tricia Stevens
Lighting Design by Shannon McKinney
Sound Designed by Matthew E. Morgan
Department of Theatre
University of Denver
May 2001
The Imaginary Invalid was produced on the University of Denver Theatre Department’s proscenium stage. For this production audience risers were built on stage. They were arranged to produce a 20' by 20' corner stage.
The The Imaginary Invalid set consisted of a 12' x 16' platform backed by 6 sets of flats attached to poles around which they could rotate to take the action from backstage, to onstage and then to the 3 separate interludes.
Backstage
The Invalid
Production Photo
Production Photo
Production Photo
