Salomé dances for Herod, the Tetrarch and her father. She dances on the blood of the Young Syrian, and all look on with horror.

This was a photo taken in the moments after they discover that the villain is causing loads of chaos, but then what do you know, he comes over and freezes everybody. Before the freeze, it was lit using R26 and R27 for back and side lighting, as well as a small amount of R54 for front lights. Then, the villain freezes the ensemble, which had a zero count into the added R64 and R80, and took out the R26 sides, to create more of a freezy effect. At this time, the pattern wash that included the Snowflakes gobo, as well as the main snowflake pattern from the catwalk kicked in.

These photos show the scenery and various chases used throughout the show. Where LED lights could not be used, conventional Fresnels and Source Fours, armed with Rosco gels, helped paint the scenery with light.

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All photos had the use of R33 and R06 to create the base lighting, along with 4 scrollers on Source Fours set to violet. The first photo combines that with the gels R39 and R74. The second photo exposes the crisp base lighting more than the mood lighting on the side. The third photo was a very highly dimmed R69 played out deep into an emotional piece. And the fourth photo concludes the short portfolio with a scene set the same as the first photo.

UBC Theatre presents The Bacchae 2.1 by Charles Mee.

Directed by Dennis Gupa
Set Design by Natalia Ruiz
Costume Design by Kiara Lawson
Lighting and Projection design by Eric Chad
Photography courtesy of Tim Matheson

Photo 1: "Fight the Dragons" Edward and his son Will are in his bedroom sing about fighting the dragons. Song is very emotional and motivational. Usin R09 and no color fronts to convey interior lighting with appropriate visability R57 Backlight to compliment rising action in music and choreography, R09 and R02 high sides for Contour and visability with skin tones and RGB fixtues also used to Fill shadows from behind.

Empty stage at the beginning of the show

This is our cast and set in one of our touring locations

Cross burning scene in echoBOOM