Revolving sets are not
really a new thing in the theatre world but they have never ceased to amaze me
with their spectacular ways of changing a completely new scene in very little
time. One example I found was a literal example with this London based company
that builds revolving sets. The photo shows completely different sets on each
side but is incorporated for the same thing. A more abstract version of
revolving sets was the set at the Metropolitan Opera for Wagner’s The Ring Cycle. The metal boards would
rotate to create acting spaces and obstacles without the use of actual walls or
generic set pieces. It’s one of my favorite sets I have seen ever.
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| DIAGON scenic built set |
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The Ring Cycle at the Metropolitan Opera
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