Jerusalem's Open!
This was one amazing, exhausting, wild process-- exactly, maybe, as it should be for a play such as Jerusalem. Jez Butterworth's lopsided masterpiece draws craziness to it like a magnet. But the set-- which includes a camper we cut into three pieces and then re-assembled in the space-- is beautiful. The costumes (designed by Scarlett Kellum) are rich and quirky. The sound will get you dancing in your seats. The lights (almost a 100 cues for a show that takes place outside during daytime) takes you on a journey. During tech, we had photographer Olya Gary come take some photos, and that's what I'm sharing here today.
JERUSALEM
by Jez Butterworth
Directed by Misha Hawk-Wyatt
March 4-26, 2016
The Phoenix Theatre,
414 Mason St., San Francisco, CA
www.secondwind.8m.com
(415) 355-6087
JERUSALEM
by Jez Butterworth
Directed by Misha Hawk-Wyatt
March 4-26, 2016
The Phoenix Theatre,
414 Mason St., San Francisco, CA
www.secondwind.8m.com
(415) 355-6087
Labels: Jerusalem, Jez Butterworth, Phoenix Theatre, San Francisco