Director: Amy Herzberg
Scenic Designer: Kiah Kayser
Lighting Designer: Emily Clarkson
Costume Designer: Pat Martin
University of Arkansas
Scenic Designer: Kiah Kayser
Lighting Designer: Emily Clarkson
Costume Designer: Pat Martin
University of Arkansas
Design Statement:
The world of Assassins is a dark, broken and dead carnival that has been overgrown by nature. It is a direct reflection of how the design team feels about our current political climate. The deathly trees scatter the set sprouting from various places intwining itself with the architecture. There is a constant misty fog- mystery, shrouding and providing cover for characters to sneak about.
The industrial ferris wheel provides a sense of the cyclical nature to our society. The towering scale of the architecture dwarfs the actors, making them feel insignificant just like their characters in the show.
The world of Assassins is a dark, broken and dead carnival that has been overgrown by nature. It is a direct reflection of how the design team feels about our current political climate. The deathly trees scatter the set sprouting from various places intwining itself with the architecture. There is a constant misty fog- mystery, shrouding and providing cover for characters to sneak about.
The industrial ferris wheel provides a sense of the cyclical nature to our society. The towering scale of the architecture dwarfs the actors, making them feel insignificant just like their characters in the show.