ALLADIN'S LUCK
SET/PROJECTION DESIGN
LEWIS FAMILY PLAYHOUSE
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CASTRO
Costumes-Raquel Barreto
Lighting-Ben Zamora
Sound–John Zalewski
Under Construction
SET/PROJECTION DESIGN
LEWIS FAMILY PLAYHOUSE
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CASTRO
Costumes-Raquel Barreto
Lighting-Ben Zamora
Sound–John Zalewski
Under Construction
The West-Coast premiere of an imaginative re‑telling of the much-loved tale! A clever street urchin called Aladdin falls madly for the Princess Leilah when they meet by chance at the bazaar. Determined to impress the Princess, he embarks on a search for fortune and instead finds a dingy oil lamp. But this is no ordinary lamp; it houses a magical genie who helps Aladdin masquerade as a grand emir to win Leilah's hand. Leilah, however, fell for the street urchin, not the grand emir. Frustrated that Aladdin won't admit who he really is, Leilah gives the lamp to an unscrupulous magician and ends up his prisoner. Now Aladdin must travel across the desert to rescue Leilah by doing the thing that scares him the most-being himself.
• Steel eye beam begins on the deck with curtain spread across stage, yellow sandbags Upstage
• beam Rises to 15º angle to become a graffiti wall in the streets of Beirut
• Sun disk is revealed as part of Alladin's journey
• Disembodied Genie with eyes and animated multiple mudra hands makes 3 appearances for the 3 wishes
• Journey across the sahara is shown on TV screens as a moving dot across Google Maps
• Curtain is played as a cape, as the sheets in the bedroom scene, and as the various palaces and streets of Beirut
• Steel eye beam begins on the deck with curtain spread across stage, yellow sandbags Upstage
• beam Rises to 15º angle to become a graffiti wall in the streets of Beirut
• Sun disk is revealed as part of Alladin's journey
• Disembodied Genie with eyes and animated multiple mudra hands makes 3 appearances for the 3 wishes
• Journey across the sahara is shown on TV screens as a moving dot across Google Maps
• Curtain is played as a cape, as the sheets in the bedroom scene, and as the various palaces and streets of Beirut
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Publication:
(The LA reviewers will not go to the East County to review the Arts)
http://www.stageandcinema.com/2013/02/19/aladdins-luck-lewis-family/
(The LA reviewers will not go to the East County to review the Arts)
http://www.stageandcinema.com/2013/02/19/aladdins-luck-lewis-family/
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