UW Whitewater Theatre/Dance Department

Tada!  The organ is NOW a piano!

The two downstage sets of flats for “Music in the Air.”  Load in on Sunday.    Should be exciting.

The swirly patterned “Munich’ side of the flip panels for “Music in the Air.”  Inspired by the work of Gustav Klimt.

First scenic flat for “Music in the Air” painted with our stained glass approach.

A break in tech rehearsal for “Neat” at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, WI.   Written by Charlayne Woodard, performed by Marti Gobel, produced by Renaissance Theaterworks.  Scenic design by Lisa Schlenker, lighting design by Eric Appleton.  That’s co-artistic director Julie Swenson talking to stage manager Brandy Kline off to the side, there.  It will be performed July 10 – 14.

Day two of organ construction for “Music in the Air.”

My Fourth of July project;  getting the organ started for “Music in the Air.”   Exciting, rushed, improvisational carpentry!   Pictured sitting  in the UW-Whitewater scene shop.  The Chinese hanging on the left is from our production of “A Scrap of Paper.”  The bit of groundrow seen above the piano is from “She Stoops to Conquer.”

Photo from last night’s final dress rehearsal of “Almost, Maine.”  The scene is “Getting It Back,” with Atticus Maasz and Sam Zaddack pictured.  Lighting is by student Sean Jenson, costumes by student Julia Boarini.

Starting in on the paint elevations for “Music in the Air.”  That’s stage right on the drafting table.