Exploring Set Design and Theatre Production

What sparked the narrator's interest in stage scenery?

• A school project on art

• A backstage experience during an opera

• Watching a movie about theaters

• A visit to a museum

Who was a mentor to the narrator?

• James Lepine

• Hal Prince

• George Seaton

• Sarah Benson

What does the narrator compare set design and architecture to?

• Flip sides of the same coin

• Different painting styles

• Different genres of music

• Chapters in a book

Why is a strong concept important in set design according to the narrator?

• It helps in choosing the right materials

• It guides all other design choices

• It reduces the cost of production

• It speeds up the construction process

What role does the set play in a theatre production?

• It supports the narrative by framing actions

• It is not noticed by the audience

• It mainly enhances the lighting

• It is only for aesthetic appeal

How does the narrator use models in his design process?

• To finalize paint colors

• To communicate with choreographers

• All of the above

• As a reference for technical drawings

What is the narrator's favorite part of the design process?

• Building the final set

• Directing the play

• Exploring materials and ideas

• Drawing technical sketches

What does the narrator emphasize about the relationship with choreographers?

• They focus on different aspects of the play

• They do not communicate well

• They think similarly about space

• They rarely agree on designs

How does the narrator feel when actors are comfortable and inspired by the set?

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Proud and satisfied

• Disappointed

What does the narrator find challenging about theatre production?

• Difficulty in collaborating with directors

• Lack of creative ideas

• The impermanence of set designs

• The high cost of materials