Word: stagings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...plays for the Dramatic Club's spring competition are reminded that this competition closes on February 15 and all manuscripts must be delivered at Holworthy 1 by 6 o'clock on that date. One-act pieces especially are wanted as it has been the policy of the club to stage a bill of one-acts in the spring. Professor G. P. Baker '87, and Mr. Walter Pritchard Eaton '00 will be two of the judges for the competition. The third judge will be announced soon...
Trials for parts in the spring production will be held during the first week in March and candidates for the stage and business ends of the club will be called out shortly after...
...years ago the "Workshop," founded in connection with Professor Baker's courses on the technique of the drama, English 47 and a gave its first production. The workshop was not endowed; it had no entire of its own, nor even any definite to hold its rehearsals. Permission gained to stage its productions in Agassiz House Theatre, where the workshop has ever since produced its plays...
Some idea of the difficulties under such it has had to work may be gained nothing the following dimensions of the stage: proscenium arch, 20 feet, inches; backline, 17 feet, 10 inches; at wings, 11 feet, 4 inches. In of the ambitions productions which Workshop attempts to stage, the size the stage on which it has to work is a handicap...
...original idea of the Workshop not only to produce the plays submit in English 47 and 47a in as professional a manner as possible, but as well give those interested in the allied arts the stage an opportunity to try, out ideas and to get some practical experience. Accordingly, a stage staff was usually organized consisting of scene designers and painters, managers, elec...