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A Raisin in the Sun and Much Ado About Nothing were performed one week apart in the mainstage theater on the same basic set structure which was also the same size as the blackbox theater (which allowed for rehearsals to happen simultaneously). The set for"Raisin" existed within the footprint of the stage deck and the set for "Much Ado" existed as pieces outside that footprint. This allowed for a fast changeover between the two productions and for the set for "Much Ado" to be stored onstage while"Raisin" performed first.

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The first week it looked like this.

A Raisin in the Sun

Groton School 2010
Asen Theater
Scenic Design & Technical Direction
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The next week it looked like this.

Much Ado About Nothing

Groton School 2010
Asen Theater
Scenic Design & Technical Direction
Much Ado Directing
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