A QUIET PLACE
DANIEL FISH / CURTIS OPERA / PERELMAN THEATER, PHILADELPHIA
Projection Designer
The American premiere of a chamber adaptation of Berstein’s late-period masterpiece, A Quiet Place tells a story of a horrific accident that catalysizes an airing of long hidden and repressed family secrets. Act III was staged under the blaring beam of a 30,000 lumen projector that served as the only source of light throughout. Submerging the performers were home-movie-esque memories, surfacing in the morning light after a night of familial conflict.
The American premiere of a chamber adaptation of Berstein’s late-period masterpiece, A Quiet Place tells a story of a horrific accident that catalysizes an airing of long hidden and repressed family secrets. Act III was staged under the blaring beam of a 30,000 lumen projector that served as the only source of light throughout. Submerging the performers were home-movie-esque memories, surfacing in the morning light after a night of familial conflict.
Production Credits
Directed by Daniel Fish
Conducted by Corrado Rovaris
Scenic Design by Lael Jellinek
Costume Design by Terese Wadden
Lighting Design by Barbara Samuels
︎︎︎ Music by Leonard Bernstein
︎︎︎ Libretto by Stephen Wadsworth
︎︎︎ Adapted by Garth Edwin Sunderland
︎︎︎ Final Scene Video
Directed by Daniel Fish
Conducted by Corrado Rovaris
Scenic Design by Lael Jellinek
Costume Design by Terese Wadden
Lighting Design by Barbara Samuels
︎︎︎ Music by Leonard Bernstein
︎︎︎ Libretto by Stephen Wadsworth
︎︎︎ Adapted by Garth Edwin Sunderland
︎︎︎ Final Scene Video
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