Set Tour - Beetlejuice

What is David Korins' role in Beetlejuice the Musical?

• Director

• Set Designer

• Costume Designer

• Lighting Technician

What was a challenge faced by the set designer?

• Working with actors

• Creating a simple design

• Honoring Tim Burton's work and physical production needs

• Finding the right theater

How many complete changes does the house undergo in the production?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which color palette is primarily used for the mainland's world?

• Bright and vibrant colors

• Monochrome

• Controlled four-color palette

• Pastel colors

What inspired the design of the flower on the wallpaper?

• A famous painting

• An obscure character from Tim Burton's work

• A random design

• A popular animated movie

What type of aesthetic did the creative team aim for in the graveyard scene?

• Classic Tim Burton aesthetic

• Modern contemporary design

• Minimalist style

• Realistic scenery

What is the significance of the piece of modern art called Cow George?

• It is a famous artwork.

• It does not receive entrance applause.

• It is the main attraction of the show.

• It represents the main character.

What was the audience's reaction to the Cow George piece?

• They were confused.

• They were indifferent.

• They responded positively, like seeing an old friend.

• They disliked it.

How does the set represent Beetlejuice's world?

• Through bright colors

• Through black and gray tones

• By using only green

• By keeping everything the same

What is one unique feature of the set design mentioned by David Korins?

• It has multiple balconies.

• There are hidden messages in bottles.

• The furniture is all plastic.

• There are no props used.