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King Liz
Produced by Emerson Stage
Semel Theater at Emerson College
Directed by Benny Sato-Ambush
Scenic Design: Junior Johnson
Costume Design: Rachel Dahl
Sound Design: Vincent Laino
Photo Credit: Junior Johnson
Conceptual Work

A part of the design was transforming the theater into an arena, one similar to an NBA game. This was the direction I took, in this photo I had put 3 circuit ministrip lights all around to give that "round" stadium feel. During the show I had played with intensity effects and chases to create motion.
Another aspect was "non-stop motion". Just like a NBA game, there is always something happening even when the players are not playing. I applied this to our transitions by creating a "show" on stage and in the audience with ensemble members who portrayed Basketball players and Cheerleaders. Below are some of those moments:
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