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Hey all –

As promised, here’s the slideshow extravaganza of the work for my recent scenic artist gig on Alumnae Theatre’s production of The Lady’s Not For Burning (designed by Ed Rosing).

Shouts to:

Building crew: Master carpenter Mike Peck, with additional construction by Cody Boyd, Paul Cotton, Gord Peck, Ed Rosing and Mike Vitorovitch.

Painting crew: Scenic artist (me), with Cody Boyd, Razie Brownstone, Joan Burrows, Margot Devlin, Ed Rosing and Dorothy Wilson.

The Lady’s Not For Burning is in its final week on the Alumnae mainstage, running tonight (Wed, Feb 5) through Saturday, February 8 at 8:00 p.m.

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3 responses to “A world on a stage – scenic work on The Lady’s Not For Burning @ Alumnae Theatre”

Victoria

February 5, 2014

Absolutely stunning! Can’t wait to see the show on Friday!

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1. life with more cowbell
  
  February 5, 2014
  
  Thanks! Enjoy the show!
  
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alumnaetheatre

February 5, 2014

Reblogged this on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog and commented:
Scenic artist Cathy McKim’s slideshow: a fascinating look at “The Lady’s Not For Burning” set painting in progress. It takes a village to make a production, for sure! The shot of the cast & director sitting onstage was taken at the post-matinee Talkback on February 2.

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