Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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The set is a unit set built on an raked platform representing an unfurled scroll—signifying prophecy and its fulfillment. It features a Romanesque colonnade, a stepped terrace, two side peninsulas, and various plugs and flown units to help suggest the various locations of the show. The director wanted each scene to flow with minimal shifting of scenery, thus the changes were kept subtle and simple. Additionally, our theatre has two elevated side areas that were used primarily for angel choirs.
The stepped terrace is angled on the sides to create a feeling of a curved terrace, and forcing the focal points center. On the floor you can see the writing of the scroll which is copied from an Isaiah scroll featuring Messianic prophecy. The scroll continues up and forms a ground row that creates a jagged horizon and masks the bottom of a sky drop, black scrim, and star drop. The black scrim remained in throughout the show to cover the flying of the cyc and star drop.
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