To enhance the comedy element of the Restoration-era of Etheridge’s play' ‘The Man of Mode’, I designed a set filled with sculpted busts supported by columns. These were intended to give the impression that they are people listening to gossip. Many of the columns can move up and down or even collapse into the floor, creating different spaces for each scene and adding dynamic elements to the production. Backdrops in various colours are used to create interiors, adding depth and visal interest to the set.
Set Design : Scenes at Lady Townley's
Set Design : Scenes at Lady Woodvill's
Set Design : Scenes at Dorimant's
Set Design: Scenes in the Mall
Set Design: Act IV Scene 2: Dorimant's
Set Design: Act V Scene 2: Lady Towney's
Set Design: Act II Scene 2: Mrs Loveit's
Set Design: Act III Scene 1: Lady Woodvill's
Set Design: Act III Scene 2: Lady Townley's
Set Design: Act III Scene 3: The Mall
Set Design: Act IV Scene 1: Lady Townley's
Set Design: Act I: Dorimant's
Set Design: Act IV Scene 3: Outside Mrs Loveit
Set Design: Act V Scene 1: Mrs Loveit
Set Design: Act II Scene 1: Lady Townley's
Costume Designs: Lady Woodvill and Busy
Costume Designs: Harriet and Mr Dorimant
Costume Designs: Handy and Old Bellair
Costume Designs: Young Bellair and Emilia
Costume designs: Pert and Mrs Loveit
Costume Designs: Shoemaker and Orange Woman
Prologue
Act 1: Dorimant's
Act II Scene 1: Lady Townley's
Act II Scene 2 : Mrs Loveit
Act III Scene 1 : Lady Woodvill's
Act III Scene 2 : Lady Townley's
Act III Scene 2 : Dorimant's
Act IV Scene 1 : Lady Townley's
Act IV Scene 3 : Outside Mrs Loveit's
