Bristol Riverside (TD): Additional Productions (2007-2009)

Copenhagen

(Feb, 2008)

(Design by Greg Mitchell)

      This show was the exact opposite of Absurd Person Singular.  Simple, streamlined scenery.  "Simple" doesn't mean it was easy, of course, but it was certainly a different kind of challenge than the sheer quantity of scenery in APS.  What these photos don't show too well, unfortunately, is that all the curves were elliptical; some upwards of sixty feet along their major axis.  We spent two days just laying this production out, despite it being "simpler".
(Photos by Susan D Atkinson)

 

(pictured:  Keith Baker, Douglas Campbell & Moira Wylie)

 

(picture:  Keith Baker, Douglas Campbell & Moira Wylie)

 

(picture:  Keith Baker, Douglas Campbell & Moira Wylie)

  

This was the "Bomb" effect

picture:  Keith Baker, Douglas Campbell & Moira Wylie)

  

(pictured: Douglas Campbell)

 

(pictured:  Douglas Campbell & Keith Baker)

The Spitfire Grill
(Sept, 2008)
(Design by Mims Mattair)

Deceptively simple, Spitfire was an interesting exercise in fabric as scenery.
(Photos by Christine McMullen)

 

(pictured:  Robert Smythe & Erin Mosher)

 

(pictured:  Diane J. Findlay)

Altar Boyz
(May, 2009)
(Design by Nels Anderson)
(Photos by Christine McMullen)

(pictured: Travis Morin, John Pinto Jr, Matt DeAngelis, Xavier Cano & Jonathan Fadoul)

The sign was custom; my first experience with water jet
(pictured: Jonathan Ball, Gary Adler & Neil Nementz)

 

(pictured:  Travis Morin, Xavier Cano, Jonathan Fadoul, Matt DeAngelis & John Pinto Jr)

 Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge

(Nov, 2007)

(Design by Greg Mitchell)

(Photos by Susan D Atkinson)

A massive amount of scenery, this production.  Also our first experience with digitally-printed drops and appliques (although it's difficult to tell in some photos.

 

(pictured:  Jo Twiss, John Little)

(pictured:  Kenneth Boys)

 

(pictured:  John Little, Jo Twiss)

 

(pictured:  Jerry Carrier, Nameplace & John Little)