Bus StopSet Design

General Design

The general design will be that of typical diners in the 1950’s. Just

like this picture to the right there will be a lot of chrome. This picture is also a very good

example of what the stage would look like. Notice that the set is a

bit dingy.

General Design

On the Back wall there will be glasses and different appliances

such as milkshake makers. This is very typical of 1950’s and 1960’s

diners.

General Design

The lights within the set will look like these here. They are very

retro, dingy, and give the place an overall feel that will match the

set.

General Design

Within the set tables are called for. These tables with chrome

edges and square retro chairs will be utilized.

Bar View Design

Once all items have been acquired the finished Bar part of the set will look like this. Notice

the windows on the side, the chrome accents, baked goods,

posters, and general diner machinery. Also notice the kind of dingy feel that is created by the

colors.

Finished Set Design

Once all of the products have been combined they will resemble

this. Notice the style of the bar chars, the window so that the

weather can been seen outside. The colors that have been used also help create this old timey,

dingy feel.

Finished Set Design Pt. 2

Also notice the placement of the front and back door. They are

both visible to the audience while not being obtrusive to the set.

This attribute is also seen within the rest of the set. Each part of

the set is clearly visible. From the bookshelf to the “bathrooms in

back” sign. Every single piece is meticulously placed.