The Seagull
by Anton Checkov
Directed by Geoffrey Rhys
Costumes Designed by Laura Love
Department of Theatre
University of Denver
November 1993
The Seagull 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.
by Anton Checkov
Directed by Geoffrey Rhys
Costumes Designed by Laura Love
Department of Theatre
University of Denver
November 1993
The Seagull 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 set for The Seagull consisted of a set of lattice
work frames. The production was conceived as a modern day version
and a new translation was used. The styles of the lattice work
covered approximately 150 years of decorative arts.
The lighting was based on 9 basic lighting areas. Each area was
lit 3 instruments. These three lights were placed at a vertical
angle of 40 degrees. They were spread approximately 100 degrees
apart.
Act One - Before the "play" begins in the park
Act One - "the performance"
The set for The Seagull consisted of a set of lattice work frames. The production was conceived as a modern day version and a new translation was used. The styles of the lattice work covered approximately 150 years of decorative arts.
The lighting was based on 9 basic lighting areas. Each area was lit 3 instruments. These three lights were placed at a vertical angle of 40 degrees. They were spread approximately 100 degrees apart.
Act One - Before the "play" begins in the park
Act One - "the performance"
Act Two - The Croquet Game
Act Three - The "dining room"
Act Four - The "study"
Act Three - The "dining room"
Act Four - The "study"
