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Lindenwood University

Theses/Dissertations

2012

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A Scenic Design For Neil Labute's The Shape Of Things, Barbara L. Mcgowan Dec 2012

A Scenic Design For Neil Labute's The Shape Of Things, Barbara L. Mcgowan

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The Shape of Things is not a play that would use a traditional box set. The biggest challenge was trying to create and then draft a non-traditional set that could be used for ten distinct locations. This paper is an analysis of the play from the perspective of a scenic designer. It includes past production information, an in-depth look at how religion affects the story and a journal following the show from design to strike. The appendices included various images rejected and/or used for the projection screens, design plans used for construction and photos from the production.


The Shape Of Things: One Director's Journey From Script To Final Dress, Lyndsay Somers Hicks Dec 2012

The Shape Of Things: One Director's Journey From Script To Final Dress, Lyndsay Somers Hicks

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The purpose of this written thesis is to document my journey. as the director, from script to final dress rehearsal; after that the performance belongs to the actors and technical crew. During this journey I collaborated with a team of designers, artists and a mentor. I opened my mind and my experience to their expertise, leadership and artistic license. ln this documentation is my concept. my vision, my heart, and my process step-by-step resulting in the performance that I humbly present as my interpretation of Neil LaBute's The Shape of Things.


An Actor's Journey Into The Mind Of A Sociopath, Kelsey Amann Dec 2012

An Actor's Journey Into The Mind Of A Sociopath, Kelsey Amann

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In order to complete the requirements for a Master of Fine Arts at Lindenwood University, I was required to perform a leading role as part of my thesis project. I chose to play Neil LaBute's character, Evelyn, in his play, The Shape of Things. Evelyn is an incredibly complex character; there are muJtiple layers to her and for each layer I did extensive research. This paper will take the reader on a journey through the process as J experienced it, including the decisions I made to create Evelyn.


Poetry And Prose: The Story And The Slant, Carol Arnett Jan 2012

Poetry And Prose: The Story And The Slant, Carol Arnett

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