Yesterday, (15 days, 7 hours, and 3 minutes before the opening night performance of Stick Fly), I decided to take some pictures of the hustle and bustle on the Berlind Stage as everyone prepared for the actors to arrive. I can’t say that the crew was thrilled by the distraction, but they are very good sports. Thanks, guys!

It was exciting to see everything begin to take shape. By today, it’ll look totally different. The stage management staff has been carting the hundreds of props that are used in this show from the rehearsal room to the theater, and now they all have to be sorted and put in their places. The actors began rehearsing on the stage last night. Its gonna be a busy weekend! At the left, you can see Alison, Stick Fly’s Stage Manager, unpacking some of the props that belong in the kitchen. Click the link here for more pictures.

See also:

• Loading in the Set of Stick Fly
• Stick Fly Props (Production Note #7)
• 39 Days, 7 Hours and 51 Minutes

Posted by Adam Immerwahr, Producing Associate at McCarter Theatre

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