Phillip Franck

Lighting, Scenic, and Audio Designer

Gnit

Vanderbilt University Theatre, 2017

The set for Will Eno's adaptation of Peer Gynt contained whimsical Nordic elements presented in a storybook style, supporting the story of Peter Gnit's journey across the world with limited self-discovery. Lighting supported the variety of locations of Peter's journey through composition and texture changes. Covers of pop music intermixed with Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite and sound effects rounded out the production.

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I.3 - With The Town at the wedding.

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V.4 - The Town guides Peter to Solvay's house.

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I.1 - Peter at home with his mother.

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To see more about how I developed the scenic design for this production, please see the process page for the show.

Scenic Design Process

Director: Jessika Malone

Set Designer: Phillip Franck

Costume Designer: Alexandra Sargent Capps

Lighting Designer: Phillip Franck

Sound Designer: Phillip Franck

Photographs: Phillip Franck