
This was a fully designed production that was canceled due to COVID.

This is an example of the warmer toned bar look.

This is an example of the bar look with some more distinct face light.

This is an example from Valerie's monologue. I used blue to show the connection of death and water which applies directly to her story. This was a long fade in.

This is an example of the warmer toned bar look.
These production photos were staged after we were allowed to return after lockdown. The set was in the process of being changed over, and we were unable to get professional photos done.

This was one of the photos I looked at when considering the bar lighting. I was drawn to the warm tones, and the ceiling hangings in it.

I was really drawn to the lights directly above the bar in this photo. I also liked the idea of starting off in a brighter bar look, and moving to something closer to this with hazy edges.

I really wanted to include something like this has a practical that would stay on the whole show to represent hope in dark times. I wanted it to look homemade, and used the colors of stained glass. This photo inspired me a lot for these ideas.

This was one of the photos I looked at when considering the bar lighting. I was drawn to the warm tones, and the ceiling hangings in it.