| Ask Someone Else God |
| The Looking Glass Theatre, NY |
| by Kenneth Nowell Directed by Shari Johnson clothes Jessica Lustig, lights David Monroy |
" ... Along with that compelling
sound element, the actors all
appear with vibrant color in
clever set pieces that are
minimally conveyed through
props and actions. Clearly, a
great deal of work was put
into constructing the overall
show, making it possible to
step back and listen and
watch with enjoyment, even at
the most avant-garde
moments. Credit must be
given to scenic design by
Julia Noulin-Merat along with
Jennifer Woo, light design by
David Monroy, and costume
design by Jessica Lustig, with
smooth direction by Shari
Johnson tying the disparate
elements together.
There are certainly strong
visual, audio, and
performance elements that
make this work one worth
seeing. ..."
NYTheatre.com - Case Aiken ·
September 16, 2009
sound element, the actors all
appear with vibrant color in
clever set pieces that are
minimally conveyed through
props and actions. Clearly, a
great deal of work was put
into constructing the overall
show, making it possible to
step back and listen and
watch with enjoyment, even at
the most avant-garde
moments. Credit must be
given to scenic design by
Julia Noulin-Merat along with
Jennifer Woo, light design by
David Monroy, and costume
design by Jessica Lustig, with
smooth direction by Shari
Johnson tying the disparate
elements together.
There are certainly strong
visual, audio, and
performance elements that
make this work one worth
seeing. ..."
NYTheatre.com - Case Aiken ·
September 16, 2009
There are certainly strong
visual, audio, and
performance elements that
make this work one worth
seeing. "
nytheatre.com review
Case Aiken · September 16,
2009
visual, audio, and
performance elements that
make this work one worth
seeing. "
nytheatre.com review
Case Aiken · September 16,
2009
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| julia noulin.mérat scenic design |