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The cue we never see: who coordinates a performance
An entrance, a sound and a lighting change offer a glimpse into stage management.
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Puppetry: the magic is in the hands, too
A performer does not have to disappear for a puppet to become a character.
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Before the curtain rises: reading a theatre poster
A name’s size, a colour and an empty space all help set expectations.
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Gabrielle Enthoven: the collector who helped theatre remember
The story of a collection offers a fresh way to look at the things we keep after a show.
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The Rolling Stones’ famous tongue had a designer
John Pasche, and a reason to notice the people behind music’s visual identities.
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A world inside a fold: exploring paper peepshows
A tiny viewing hole can turn layers of paper into a scene with depth.
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What if another character told the musical’s story?
A change of viewpoint can be more interesting than asking whether an adaptation is identical.
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Explore a performance collection from home
A short route through objects and stories, without getting lost in hundreds of search results.