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In theatre production, it’s the little things that matter

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Good theatre productions require an eye (or several) watching the “little stuff”. You’re attending a theatre production of Annie Get Your Gun (stay with us here), and you’re enjoying the production numbers but suddenly realize that one of the women is wearing shoes from today. Or that a character’s dress really doesn’t fit very well. or that the set has an unpainted detail that, once you notice it, pulls focus and takes us out of the moment. Or an onstage gun looks too much like plastic. making us start thinking about Super-Soakers and Mattel Toys. These are the kinds of . . . → Read More: In theatre production, it’s the little things that matterTheatre Geeks - community theatre and the performing arts

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