Hanging Harness Required!!!!
Mon, 23 Oct 2000, 08:22 pmHarbour8 posts in thread
Hanging Harness Required!!!!
Mon, 23 Oct 2000, 08:22 pmHELP!!!
Without giving away too much of the plot, Harbour Theatre is looking for a way of 'hanging' an actor on stage, without actually hanging him in real life (is this what is meant by character assassination?). Does anyone have any suggestions how this can be done?
We've thought of a harness to suspend him, but don't have one. Does anyone know where we can get/hire one, or know of an easier and cheaper way to hang someone. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated. In fact, you can call me direct on 9335 5917 (during civilised hours please) or email if you prefer to remain anonymous. Thanks.
Rob
Without giving away too much of the plot, Harbour Theatre is looking for a way of 'hanging' an actor on stage, without actually hanging him in real life (is this what is meant by character assassination?). Does anyone have any suggestions how this can be done?
We've thought of a harness to suspend him, but don't have one. Does anyone know where we can get/hire one, or know of an easier and cheaper way to hang someone. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated. In fact, you can call me direct on 9335 5917 (during civilised hours please) or email if you prefer to remain anonymous. Thanks.
Rob
RE: Saint that looks after us
Thu, 2 Nov 2000, 07:40 pmThe saint that Joe refers to is St Genesius, patron saint of actors (and theatre).
There is a theatre in Sydney (Clarence Street I think) which is situated in a former church. They are "The Genesians" in his honour and have a stained glass portrait of him in the auditorium.
His story (Readers Digest Condenced Version) is that he was a Roman Actor employed to lampoon the Christians, but became converted (guess he was the first 'method' actor). Poor guy was martyred if I remember correctly.
There is a theatre in Sydney (Clarence Street I think) which is situated in a former church. They are "The Genesians" in his honour and have a stained glass portrait of him in the auditorium.
His story (Readers Digest Condenced Version) is that he was a Roman Actor employed to lampoon the Christians, but became converted (guess he was the first 'method' actor). Poor guy was martyred if I remember correctly.
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