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| Stephanie, Leigh, and
Shawna discuss the basic ideas for the set and how it will function
with the planned performances. |
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| This crude model shows
the various elements of the set and where they will be located on
stage. |
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| The day of dress rehersal.
Many workers were required to stuff brown paper bags with newspaper
and attach them to a chicken wire back. This photo shows the spraying
of the paper bags to transform them into lava rocks. |
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| Here you can see the
risers that create different levels and performance platforms at
the back of the stage. The lava rocks shown here are painted on
flat cardboard. |
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| The central staff is
up now and the risers are done. |
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| The final product.
The paper bag lava rocks can be seen in front to cover the stage
skirt. Ferns were placed into the bags. The overall effect was to
be that of a heiau. |
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