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Lots of different options. Using mottled gossamer, so the light comes thru but hides what's behind. Sharktooth scrim. staging your lights so that they reflect instead of shooting straight. last idea is to use blacks... meaning the curtains to hide what you don't want your audience to see. Good ...

I'm doing *The Audition* as part of a One Act night this year so if it works out, we will be taking it to a One Act festival next spring. Let me know how it works. No matter where you go, there you are! On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 4:12 PM, Kristin Hall via Educational Theatre

Hmmmm, I try to avoid using wallpaper as much as possible! I do realize it saves time and all that.... If I use wallpaper, I usually try to press it out flat for a day, then I staple it on to the flat. A couple of staples at the top and then pulled tight, staple it about halfway down to keep it ...

Depending on the maturity of your students.... There's a nice one by Don Zolidis called Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon. But it might be to mature. I've used it a few times. He has a few pieces that are like this where he uses fairytales or Greek Myths, etc. Micheal Moll Blackfoot H.S. Idaho ...

I love this idea; I am sick and tired of the second class citizenship of theatre teachers. No matter where you go, there you are! On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 3:32 PM, Phillip Goodchild via Educational Theatre