Created using OSB, MDF, paint, sawdust, and ¼ inch medium crown staples.
Methods of creation: chop saw, stapling, and scenic style painting.
Using the T-Square and patterned brick to ensure consistency in cuts.
80 pieces of wood were cut to both the half and full brick length via the chop saw
Created using OSB, MDF, paint, sawdust, and ¼ inch medium crown staples.
Methods of creation: chop saw, stapling, and scenic style painting.
With a base paint of deep brown mixed with sawdust for texture added on top was a warm amber contrast, a gray highlight, a dark brown shadow, a neon green for moss, and a light cream for the grout lines.
Created using OSB, MDF, paint, sawdust, and ¼ inch medium crown staples.
Methods of creation: chop saw, stapling, and scenic style painting.
Completed bricks being painted
All of the following photos were taken by Ronnie Avansino.
Supervisor of the on deck crew. Cueing talent for entrances and exits. Flyer on rail. Sole communication between stage management and deck. Using the paperwork created by stage manager, Rae Scott, it was my job to cue all crew that was on deck. In addition to cueing I had my own cues such as flying the screen in and out and bringing the “Midsummer Chaise” on and off stage.
Using the Genie to position all lights on the second electric to match the designer’s renderings and lighting plot. Under the direction of Aaron Prati focusing the lights on the second electric downstage and stage left in order to light the bands behind the projector screen.
All of the following paperwork was made by Ronnie Avansino + Rae Scott. All rights belong to the Stage and Deck Managers.
All of the following photos were taken by Kairi Lising; all rights belong to the photographer.
Pre show tasks included making sure all backstage lighting was working including blue lights (as pictured above) and making sure that the fog machine was working.
All of the following photos were taken by Ronnie Avansino.