BEOWULF BORITT DESIGN

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And The Curtain Rises
Art
As You Like It
Blithe Spirit
Captors
A Christmas Carol
Comedy of Errors
A Delicate Balance
Enter Laughing
Falsettos
The Foreigner
Forest City
Give it Up
The Glass Menagerie
The Glass Menagerie
The Happy Elf
I Am My Own Wife
The Importance of Being Earnest
It's Only Life
Last Five Years
Macbeth
Mary's Wedding
Matthew Modine Saves the
A Maze
Merry Wives of Windsor
A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The Miracle Worker
Nickel and Dimed
A Number
Pippin
St. Lucy's Eyes
The Spitfire Grill
Superman
Swinging on A Star
Talley's Folly
Tempest
Tommy
The Toxic Avenger
Tuesdays With Morrie
Working
You Never Can Tell
by William Shakespeare
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company
Steven Maler, Director
2007

 
Act II, scene i
 
Act III, scene i
Fred Sullivan, Mimi Bilinski & company
 
Act IV, scene i
Mimi Bilinski, Joel Colodner, Johnny Lee Davenport, Meghan Bradley, Ed Hoopman, Jason Bowen, Hanna Wilson
 
 
 
“Maler and his design team give the fairies' forest a bright, boppy feel; the nearly fluorescent palette of oranges and magentas guarantees that you will see it, even from the farthest hummock. They're all as shiny as the balloons that designer Beowulf Boritt clumps around his Astroturf set in place of trees.”
~Louise Kennedy, The Boston Globe

“On its grassy square of a stage with one corner held aloft by a large balloon moon, its Athenian wood a forest of colorful helium spheres bobbing on gossamer strings of trunks, this Dream shimmers. And set designer Beowulf Boritt’s clever motif hangs in to the end: in the “Pyramus and Thisby” travesty with which a troupe of proletarians salutes the wedding finale, the Moon’s dog is a balloon animal and Thisby’s breasts are not silicone implants. “
~Carolyn Clay, The Boston Phoenix