Picking up where I left off yesterday backstage at the NAC, I continued to photograph in the space adjoining the Southam Hall stage.
One of the employees was giving a talk nearby to a number of people about props and set design.
There is a lot back here- facades and props, as well as technical equipment and posters from previous shows and concerts.
The next space beyond was a workshop area. We'll get more of a look at that tomorrow.
Neat. I've been backstage... so the pics feel nostalgic to me.
ReplyDeleteThat big seat I like the most ... and the horses!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
It would be interesting to listen to the man talking at the back stage.
ReplyDeleteI sure love the horse ... and the chair. We have a swing, it´s fab :-)
ReplyDelete...to be a props manager, you need to be a pack-rat!
ReplyDeleteA fascinating glimpse backstage.
ReplyDeleteThia side of the scene is as interesting...
ReplyDeleteA great collection of props. I love that giant rocking chair.
ReplyDeleteBackstage is where you see and hear the interesting bit.
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver e aproveito para desejar um bom fim-de-semana.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
So many interesting props back there. Thanks for sharing. :-)
ReplyDeleteAnother great walk and photograph venture.
ReplyDeleteAre people starting to recognize you?
I love color, so the first two photos are for me!
Janis
GDP
The theatre people don't throw much away.
ReplyDeleteAnother interesting place to explore!
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing things are backstage! Maybe there aren't the proverbial ropes and sandbags any more, what with technology to raise and lower scenery. I wonder.
ReplyDeleteNice taking a look backstage. Like the big rocking chair. Reminds me of Lily Tomlin and her Edith Ann from Laugh In.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteWill check the previous posts...
Lots of exciting props
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Must be lot of fun to visit there!
ReplyDeleteAs always so wonderful. Sorry I am missing so many times tp comment. I read your posts and so enjoy them I hope you know that.
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I like those horses in the first pic, William!
ReplyDelete@Linda: this is about the only time I'd get backstage.
ReplyDelete@Ella: who can pass up a rocking chair?
@Nancy: it was a good talk.
@Iris: thanks!
@Tom: true!
@David: I thought so.
@Italiafinlandia: it is.
@Jan: so do I.
@Marleen: quite true.
@Francisco: thank you.
@DJan: you're welcome.
@Janis: some people do.
@Red: that's true.
@Marie: that it is.
@Barbara: some things change!
@Happyone: I can see that.
@Catarina: thank you.
@MB: many!
@Tamago: it was.
@Parsnip: thank you.
@RedPat: so do I.
What a fantastic look backstage with lots of interesting props.
ReplyDeleteBackstage remains a mystery.
ReplyDeleteFascinating shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
From Big To Small - Way Cool
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A lovely tour of the backstage!
ReplyDeleteFascinating, so much going on back stage to make those front of stage happenings seem magical:)
ReplyDeleteno clue what is so funny about mini or huge items? ... like why do we go so cool? i love the huge rocker!! i have seen several. ( ;
ReplyDeleteIt's a hive of activity William, fascinating to see ✨
ReplyDeleteThey really do bring it all to life!
ReplyDeleteThis would be my very favorite area! I love set design and props and have done my share in my day. I wouldn't want to leave!
ReplyDeleteFun taking a look backstage!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Isn't it cool? It's the size that amazes, but then, I sang in a choir of 120, and we needed the space to line up!
ReplyDeleteMany interesting things to see.
ReplyDelete@Bill: definitely.
ReplyDelete@Joanne: rarely seen.
@Carol: this was a treat.
@Padre: thank you.
@Magiceye: I enjoyed it.
@Rosie: that is true.
@Beth: it was a big one.
@Grace: I enjoyed the visit.
@Sandi: they certainly do.
@Jeanie: I can see that.
@Jan: it was.
@Jennifer: I can see that.
@Klara: definitely.