**a proscenium theatre stage, meticulously prepared for a production of Dracula. The stage is expansive, with dimensions of 43 feet in both width and depth. Suspended 15 feet above the stage is a light rig, from which LED light instruments cast an eerie, blue-tinged illumination across the stage. The lights are carefully arranged to create large, ominous shadows and the illusion of flickering candlelight on the set. The set design is semi-minimalistic, focusing on creating an atmospheric and immersive experience rather than cluttering the stage with unnecessary elements. There are three distinct entryways, each offering a different path for the actors to enter and exit the stage. A set of stairs is subtly incorporated into the design, adding a vertical element to the stage blocking. The use of projections can add variety to location or mood. The stage is designed with plenty of shadowy corners and hidden spots, perfect for Dracula to lurk unseen. The overall effect is a chilling, gothic atmosphere that perfectly complements the narrative of the play. Hyper realistic.** - Image #2 <@572206970514178050>
a proscenium theatre stage, meticulously prepared for a production of Dracula. The stage is expansive, with dimensions of 43 feet in both width and depth. Suspended 15 feet above the stage is a light rig, from which LED light instruments cast an eerie, bluetinged illumination across the stage. The lights are carefully arranged to create large, ominous shadows and the illusion of flickering candlelight on the set. The set design is semiminimalistic, focusing on creating an atmospheric and immersive experience rather than cluttering the stage with unnecessary elements. There are three distinct entryways, each offering a different path for the actors to enter and exit the stage. A set of stairs is subtly incorporated into the design, adding a vertical element to the stage blocking. The use of projections can add variety to location or mood. The stage is designed with plenty of shadowy corners and hidden spots, perfect for Dracula to lurk unseen. The overall effect is a chilling, gothic atmosphere that perfectly complements the narrative of the play. Hyper realistic.