Abstract of "Make It Stop! Managing Rain Effects On Stage" by Kade Mendelowitz

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Make It Stop! Managing Rain Effects On Stage

By Kade Mendelowitz
Published in Vol. 41 No. 1 (Winter 2005): 54
ABSTRACT: Singin’ in the Rain requires water on stage, but only in one short scene. An ingenious rain wagon made it possible for Fairbanks Light Opera Theatre’s stage to be dry and safe throughout the rest of the show.




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