John Lee Beatty's back-porch set indicates Robert and Catherine's living space through windows and screen doors. You could fell fall on the stage with a few leaves on the porch and some naked trees of to the side. Pat Collins' lighting is especially effective in the play. To fit the Walter Kerr stage, the porch appears to have been stretched out with neighbors' houses on either side...
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John Lee Beatty's back-porch set indicates Robert and Catherine's living space through windows and screen doors. You could fell fall on the stage with a few leaves on the porch and some naked trees of to the side. Pat Collins' lighting is especially effective in the play. To fit the Walter Kerr stage, the porch appears to have been stretched out with neighbors' houses on either side...
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