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Guilt and Fear in “Frankenstein”
We’re only three days from opening night, after three years of dreaming about and developing this project. I’ve shared many of my thoughts from the perspective of a playwright and dramaturg, and as the final dress rehearsals commence, I want … Continue reading
Having Fun: Interview with actor Anna Richardson
Image credit: Craig Orsinger/Burien Little Theatre Many people wonder: What makes an actor tick? It was my pleasure to be able to chat recently with the actor playing Elizabeth Lavenza: Anna Richardson. Roxanne: Before Frankenstein, how many productions have you … Continue reading
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Conceptualizing Frankenstein’s Creature #2
To build on the conversation between actor Russ Kay and director Steve Cooper, I want to share the perspective that I developed while writing this new adaptation of Frankenstein: The name Frankenstein has become associated with the Creature itself, rather than … Continue reading
Conceptualizing Frankenstein’s Creature #1
A central character in Frankenstein is the Creature, the daring creation of young Victor Frankenstein. In this blog post and the next, we want to share some of our thoughts in developing the Creature’s character, from the viewpoint of the actor, … Continue reading
Interview with Stage Manager Sharon Adler
A key individual in the theatre production process is the Stage Manager, without whom the show could not function smoothly. In this interview, we invite you to get to know the stage manager for Frankenstein, Sharon Adler: Roxanne: Before Frankenstein, how many … Continue reading
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“Frankenstein” in Switzerland, 1810-20
One of the exciting opportunities in adapting a novel for the stage is the determination of the most appropriate and evocative time period and setting. In concert with Mary Shelley’s novel, our Frankenstein will be set in Switzerland, and our … Continue reading
Interview with composer Allan Loucks
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing our composer, Allan Loucks, who provided inspiration during early script development workshops of Frankenstein: Roxanne: Before Frankenstein, how many productions have you composed original music for at BLT? In what year was the first? Allan: … Continue reading
Interview with lighting designer Dave Baldwin
This blog gives us a chance to share our thoughts with you directly, and we hope you’ll also get acquainted with various members of the Frankenstein artistic team. Director Steve Cooper and I will be alternating in introducing you to … Continue reading
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The ghosts of “Frankenstein”
The pleasure of creating a new adaptation of a classic work is the opportunity to explore aspects of that work that have previously received less attention — and to try entirely new things. Frankenstein is rife with death and loss. … Continue reading
A Parent’s Duty in “Frankenstein”
For those who are familiar with the basic story of Frankenstein, you know that Victor assembles a creature and brings him to life. But what is Victor’s responsibility after that? In the 21st century, some parents provide for their children … Continue reading
