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Hey George, Yeah, that was my first step, but I didn't see anything specifically addressing the kinds of doors I want to build. I was hoping there were some folks here had some experience with those types of doors specifically (maybe even someone who's done this specific show before!). ------- ...

Hey friends, So we are producing The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, for part of our set design we want a set of double doors w/ crashbars (much like the doors you see in school buildings) to use as a upstage center exit. Ordering online has the pricing at $500+ and that's no good. Any ideas ...

Hey friends, So I have a question about choreography. In general, what is the process for choreographing a musical? If you're working with a choreographer, how much of the choreography should be written/determined before it's presented to the performers, in your experience? How much of choreography ...

When I did this show last year, we used a long rectangular table. Granted, we did the show in a wonky black box theater w/ a thrust arrangement, but the key is all in the blocking. Having characters turn and cheat out when they're talking to one another helps, and they should be spending as little time ...

​@Elizabeth Berg Thank you for your help! About how much did you cut out of the Malcom/Macduff conversation? Is there anything you'd recommend to trim it down?​ ------------------------------ Kerry Jeffrey Vancouver WA Skyview High School ------------------------------

Thank you, everyone, for your ideas! This is very helpful! ------------------------------ Kerry Jeffrey Skyview High School Vancouver WA ------------------------------

Hey team, I'm considering Macbeth for my high school's spring show next year. It will be our first Shakespearean plan in nearly 10 years, and it will be the first one I've ever directed. My question is: what are some recommendations for double casting this show? I know I'll be cutting it down (cutting ...