From a
Scenographer’s (Set Designer) the stage presentation was visually and
logistically well thought out. Bearing in mind that this is a touring show, it
was a visually appealing apparently simple and smart presentation. The stage
surface had a light tonal finish which worked well with the coloured lighting and
projected imagery.
Hanging over the back of the stage was a composition of three large panels onto which images appeared to be projected. They could have been large Plasma or LED screens with a queued programme of images fed to them interspersed with a feed from the onstage cameras. In all the presentation (despite some very jerky and abrupt lighting changes) worked well and supported the atmosphere and ambiance of the concert more than it hindered it.
Hanging over the back of the stage was a composition of three large panels onto which images appeared to be projected. They could have been large Plasma or LED screens with a queued programme of images fed to them interspersed with a feed from the onstage cameras. In all the presentation (despite some very jerky and abrupt lighting changes) worked well and supported the atmosphere and ambiance of the concert more than it hindered it.
Patrick Molloy for www.stagebrace.com
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