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Lighting, Scenic, and Audio Designer
God of Carnage
Tennessee Repertory Theatre, 2012
God of Carnage is the story of two couples who meet after their sons get into a fight at school. Beginning with cool civility, the play descends into an array of arguments and shifting loyalties as the thin veneer of politeness is stripped away. The play began with cool whites; as tensions ratcheted up, the color became warmer, and eventually took on the look of a boxing ring.
God of Carnage 1
Beginning of play - cool civility between the couples.
God of Carnage 2
Tensions ratchet up as the couple's argue about who started the fight.
God of Carnage 4
End of the play - silence.
God of Carnage 1
Beginning of play - cool civility between the couples.
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To see more about how I developed the lighting design for this production, please see the process pages for the show.
Director: Rene Copeland
Set Designer: Gary Hoff
Costume Designer: Trish Clark
Lighting Designer: Phillip Franck
Sound Designer: Paul Carrol Binkley
Photos by: Phillip Franck
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