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1Curtain &Procenium
 Cinderella
II , The Angels of Light
Winner
of the Bay Area Critics Circle Award, for Best Sets in a Musical
 The
Company
The Angels of Light was an avant garde gorilla theater group
that emerged on the San Francisco scene in the early '70s.
The
Performance
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The
Approach
I
worked closely with the then creative director Rodney price to develop
the scenes. As with all of their other performances, keeping costs down
was a major factor. Working with the generous donations from their benefactors,
much of the scenery and props were to be constructed entirely from fireproofed
cardboard. After several trips to Cliff's hardware and we had constructed
a complete stage at Theater Artaud, complete with a fly gallery.
Three major scene changes, one building off the next
Actor initiated scene modifications to create intimate spaces
Small Footprint, allowing for for the large cast
Using the concept of an illustrated manuscript inspired several mideaval
text, the action would flow from scene to scene like the pages of a
book, using in some places a more current metiphor of a pop-up book,
with set pieces unfolding and changing allowing all of the pieces to
function as double duty.
Transitions
The action throughout the performance
was continual with each scene flowing into the next. By utilizing a
universal scrim as an act curtain, the action could flow downstage,
and cross fading through the scrim to projected scenery to allow for
a quick scene change behind the scrim.
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 Client List, (Partial List)
Cinderella
2
How to Eat Like a Child
Heaven Can Wait
Of Thee I Sing
My Fair Lady
Hello Dolly
Pirates of Penzance
Steppin Up and Over
Mikado
Ruddygore
King Tuts Tomb
Flying Tigers
Merry Widow
Costume Design Samples
Theatrical
Resume
1998
Sets, Of thee I Sing, Lamplighters
Music Theater,
Walnut Creek, Ca and Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco
Winner for the Dean Goodman Award, for Best Sets in a Musical
1997
Sets, The Mikado, Lamplighters Music Theater,
San Francisco, and at Walnut Creek Regional Arts Center, Walnut
Creek, Ca
1993
Sets, Hellow Dolly, Lamplighters Music Theater, San Francisco
Sets, My Fair Lady, Lamplighters Music Theater, San Francisco
(Bay Area Critics Circle Award, Sets)
Costumes, HMS Pinafore, Lamplighters Music Theater, San
Francisco
1992
Sets, Pirates of Penzance, Lamplighters Music Theater,
San Francisco
Sets, Ruddygore (The Witches Curse), Lamplighters Music
Theater, San Francisco (Bay Area Critics Circle Award, Sets)
1987
Sets, Ruddygore (The Witches Curse), Lamplighters Music
Theater,
San Francisco (Bay Area Critics Circle Award, Sets)
Sets, Not a Religion, Intersection, San Francisco
1986
Performance, Costumes, Return of Tut, Nines, San Francisco
Costumes, Journey, Ellen Bromberg, Choreographer,
Riverside
Dance Festival New York City, NY & Laney College Theater, Oakland, CA
1985
Sets, Short Shakes, One Act Theater of San Francisco
Sets, The Frog Prince, One Act Theater of San Francisco
Sets, The Flying Tigers, The Stone, San Francisco
Costumes, Journey, Ellen Bromberg Choreographer, San Francisco
Moving Co.
Costumes, Lament, Jan Van Dyke Choreographer, Footwork's,
San Francisco
Sets, Stepping Up and Over, Victoria Theater, San Francisco
1984
Sets, CINDERELLA II, Angels of Light Production, Theater
Artaud,San Francisco
Sets, Props, Costumes, Temple of the Assassins/The Book of Dead
Name Calling, The Invisible Theater, New Langton Arts,
San Francisco
Sets, Heaven Can Wait,
Heavenly Production, 1177 Club, San Francisco Sets,
Sets,
How to Eat Like
a Child, The New Conservatory Theater, San Francisco
Theatrical
Honors & Awards
1999
Best Theatrical Sets, Musical Category, DEAN GOODMAN AWARD
for "Of thee I Sing", San Francisco
1993
Best Theatrical Sets, Musical Category, THE BAY AREA CRITICS CIRCLE
AWARD for "My Fair Lady", San Francisco
1992
Best Theatrical Sets, Musical Category, THE BAY AREA CRITICS CIRCLE
AWARD, for "Ruddygore", San Francisco
1985
Best Theatrical Sets, Musical Category, THE BAY AREA CRITICS CIRCLE
AWARD, for "Cinderella II", San Francisco
Costumes, "A Salute to B Movies", SAN FRANCISCO TAVERN GUILD
1984
Best Costumes, "Beaux Arts Ball", Sponsored by the SAN FRANCISCO
MODERN ARTS MUSEUM
1979
Best Theatrical Costumes, WESTERCON SCIENCE FICTION CONVENTION, Sheraton
Palace, San Francisco
1977
Best Overall Costume, "Twilight of the Gods", THE SAN FRANCISCO
TAVERN GUILD FOUNDATION
Best Costume, Margo St. James, HOOKERS BALL, San Francisco
1976
Costume Award, Margo St. James, HOOKERS BALL, San Francisco
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