In which I attend a discussion on creating more sustainable theatre from a design and production perspective.
Fake blood from washable markers, building a working train, old oil paintings, 3D software that prints flat parts which can be assembled, and sculpting with wax.
Stories about “Paper Mâché Monkey” and “Hero Props”, as well as new fake candles imagineered by Disney.
A look at the set design of both the off-Broadway and Broadway versions of this musical.
Here are some links I’m sharing with you on this glorious Friday: Time Out New York has a slideshow on the set of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, which just opened here at the Public Theatre. Check out all the work that Jay, Meredith and I did with Donyale Werle and her assistants to transform the [...]
I am Eric Hart, a freelance prop maker in North Carolina.
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