SAVAGE IN LIMBO

PRODUCTION DESIGN & COSTUME DESIGN

live theater . modern . method . surreal

...there is the added element of internalized dialogue being spoken, moments that feel surrealistic, where the world stops for a monologue that doesn’t seem to be happening in the real world, but rather in some ethereal realm. Driven by the need for change, but constantly stopped by the fear of it, these five all find themselves metaphorically trapped by their lives. The set, designed by Courtney Johnson, even includes a couple of wooden cages upstage that slightly resemble jail cells. Characters occasionally find their way to these cages where they reflect on their lives, where desire for freedom peeks out through the wooden slats of the cage.
— Patrick Hurley "A Savagely Engaging Limbo"

SIXTY-SIX THEATRE CO.

DIRECTOR . DEW ELISABETH STIENSTRA

WRITTEN BY . JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY

BEHIND THE SCENES

character driven set design & costuming by joining cast & director at rehearsals & having in-depth conversations with the method actors about their characters, 3D rendering of set design for builders, painting floor with high gloss to reflect light & look like water, have audience enter onto the stage as if entering a real bar at beginning of show, in depth collaboration with stage direction & lighting to incorporate practical ghost bulbs into motivation & props

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