Stage design and costume designs for a dance adaptation of Keith Dewhurst's stage adaptation of Cervantes' Don Quixote'. The set is an abstract representation of mountains and textures of the arrid plaines of Spain. When Don Quixote thinks he is attacked by an army but is actually engulfed by a herd of sheep, fluid blood- red cloths appear and dancers in sheep costumes perform an energetic dance.
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Don Quixote's horse Design
Cogwheel Design
Cogwheels Design
Sheep Costume Design
Sheep Costume Design
Don Quixote Costume Design
Sancho Panza Costume Design
Sancho's horse Design
Shepherd Costume Design
Shepherd's Costume Design
Don Quixote Costume Design
Sheep Costume Design
Don Quixote: 'I could not take vengeance on those persons who abused you.'
Sancho Panza: 'Might we not do best to return to our own village..'
Don Quixote: 'How little you know of what appertains to chivalry!'
Don Quixote: 'That dust is caused by a mighty army and sundry and innumerable nations which come marching here.'
Don Quixote: 'They have come to fight one another in the midst of this plain'
Don Quixote: 'There is the Emperor Alifamfarim,Lord of Trapobana...'
Sancho Panza: 'I think it's sheep, Master'
Don Quixote: 'Sancho..one of the effects of fear is to make things appear otherwise than they are.'
Don Quixote: 'Where are you proud Alifamfarim?Come to me...'
Don Quixote: 'Long live the valiant Pentapolin!'
Shepherd: 'Stop that madman!'
As Don Quixote was shouting to one of the 'armies', a stone fell upon his small ribs.
The sheperds got their flock together with all speed
Sancho Panza: 'Did I not tell you it was a flock of sheep and no army?'
Don Quixote: 'The malign Freston has from envy converted the enemy's squadrons into sheep'.
Don Quixote: '..Better success will soon follow our past calamities'
Sancho Panza: 'You were much fitter to be a preacher than a knight errant'
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design
Set Design