DNA Design Elements
Build one coherent world, then let each design department tell the same story.
How will one stage become street, field and wood quickly?
Who is exposed, isolated or hidden at each power shift?
What does the audience hear when nobody speaks?
How does belonging, status or damage become visible?
Full Production Studio
Edit complete DNA starters: moveable set, performers, proxemics, audience layout and a full lighting rig.
Design Essentials
Turn an idea into technical detail, meaning and audience effect.
Set Design
Flexible space, projection, levels and recurring objects.
Costume
Belonging, status, wear, injury and character change.
Lighting
Exposure, isolation, cold space and the changing wood.
Sound
Traffic, breath, silence, food sounds and pressure.
A useful first-production reference
Pearson describes the 2008 professional production as end-on, with video projection and minimal stage furniture. You can use that as a comparison point without copying it. See the production case study.