Influential Scenic Designers in the History of Technical Theater Design

Compared with the period of theatrical art development, the specialization and specialization profession in the field of technology theater is relatively new. It is a talented, talented and intelligent person to support the development of intensive professional design such as landscape design. Among these influential and creative fountains are John Lee Beatty, Eugene Lee, Boris Alonson, Mincoury, Jomiele Ziner, Tony Walton, John Napier, Santocrost, Heidi Landsman, Julie Taymore.

The first concept of landscape design and lighting design began in England in the late 1650s. During the recovery period, the technical theater began to prosper because control was lifted. Many of the early examples of modern stage technology were born between 1660 and 1800 and made restoration an important era in the history of theatrical landscape design and lighting. The art of landscape design did not start in the UK. As early as 1570 Italians performed a wonderful opera performance at the duke's court, using the perspective scene and various stage mechanisms. The French imitated Italian design philosophy and gave them a name, a scene called l'italienne. (South 221)

Robert Brill's Landscape Design, Anita Yavich's Costume Design, Lighting Design Peter Kaczorowski, Dan Moses Schreier's Sound Design, Tom Watson's Hair and Wig Design, Assistant Landscape Design: Antje Ellermann and Leiko Fuseya, Assistant Costume Design by Michael McAleer Associate Writing Design: Traci Klainer, Assistant Lighting Design: James Milkey and Anne McMills, Assistant Sound Design: David Bullard

Landscape design by Eugene Lee, Costume design by Susan Hilfigy, Lighting design by Kenneth Possner, Project design by Elaine J. McCarthy, Tom Watson's hair and wig design, Sub landscape design: Edward Pierce, Joseph Durde II Makeup Design, Accessory Design: Michael Sharpe and Ken Mooney, Accessory Lighting Design: Karen Spahn, Assistant Lighting Designer / Automatic Light: Warren Flynn, Assistant Sound Design: Kai Harada, Accessory Hair Design: Charles LaPointe