Digitization Project Sarah Lawler

TH8000.06

12/9/14

Thomas Skelton – Don Quixote Cue Sheet Uris, New York 1/83 – Box 12 Folder 291

Prologue

125 Amber areas

Amber BX

Pink areas 1/2

Fireplace

Flag temp

125.5 Warmers

40

126 With Curtain Above a little + some FOH

20

127 Throw books in fireplace

7 Manual Fireplace Higher

127.1 Follow

20 Manual Fireplace Lower

128 Vision Music Vision Specials F

3 State Hold DL Amber 1/2

Hold Fireplace - Glow

129 Shadow Apron Shadow Specials +

7 State

Glow amber areas

132 Kill Shadow Shadow Glow

3 Start Dawn with window temp

Preset +

Warmersthat fit into set

Slight glow of next cue to warm

Motivation:

"Fireplace and

Concept: Fireplace/vision/shadow/dawn

Thomas Skelton – Don Quixote Follow Spot Cue Sheet Location Unknown - Box 12 Folder 291

Generally: Frame 1 RX33 - Pink

Spot 1 for Baskio (Nureyev) Frame 2 LEE206 - BA

Spot 2 for Kitri Frame 3 176

Spot 3 Don Q Frame 4 RX54 - Lav

Frame 5 LEE117 LT Blue

Frame 6 RX114 Hamb

Cue 1 Conductor Bow P.U. entrance

Cue 2 Fade Fade after bow

Cue 3 Don Q Enter Spot R. Don Q

Body Spot

Cue 4 For wision enter Spot R. Dulcinea

Pin

Cue 5 As Back Out

Cue 6 Dawn Sancho Don Q

As Sancho enter

Cue 7 As Exit

Cue 8 Friend 1 Friend 2

Spot R. Spot L.

Cue 9

1 2 3

for boy's fightFade Hold Both Friends

Curtain & Pause

Curtain I2 Village Square

GROUP MILL AROUND

Kitri's 2 girl friends

emerge from group cath

AS X to Spot Light

CURTAIN FOR PROLOUGE

Fade Fade

Fade Fade

CL

3+6

5

3+6 3+6

3+6 3+6

Thomas Skelton – Don Quixote Magic SheetLos Angeles 9/82 - Box 12 Folder 291

Joel Rubin Collection –Box 22 Reel 11 – Audience’s Reactions to Certain Primary Colors of Light on Actors Faces in Dramatic Scenes by James Franklin Pierce, February 1942.

Three scenes from: Elizabeth the Queen, Too Many Husbands, and a Doctor in Spite of Himself will be

performed. Each scene will be repeated. After the second performance of the scene, state whether you

prefer the LIGHTING in the first of second performance of the scene by the placing of number 1 (for the

first performance), and number 2 (for the second performance), after the correct scene number. Be sure

to make a choice!

Scene 1: (1 or 2)

Scene 2: (1 or 2)

Scene 3: (1 or 2)

1. Are you color blind? (Yes or No)

2. Are your eyes normal? (Yes or No)

3. Which of these two colors do you prefer, red or blue?

4. Have you ever had any vivid experience in your life connected with either red or blue? (Yes or

No)

1. If so, which color, red or blue?

2. Was the experience pleasant or unpleasant?

5. Remarks: What are you general reactions to the LIGHTING of the scenes (use scene and

performance numbers): was the lighting pleasant or unpleasant? Did the lighting convey any

emotional, psychological, or symbolic impressions with relation to the scenes?