Props Manager
The Cape Playhouse
Summer 2018
Steel Magnolias - Props Master
Director: Pamela Hunt
Scenic Designer: Daniel Whiting
Dozens of stock props were used to decorate this set.
2 functional, period dryer chairs and 2 modified salon chairs were painted for the production.
The counter was decorated with dozens of "hair product" bottles that were decorated with custom designed labels.
Show Photos Courtesy of Kurtis Blackburn
Sylvia - Props Master
Director: Matt Lenz
Scenic Designer: Michael Carnahan
11 custom dog portraits were printed and treated to look like oil paintings before being hung on the show portal.
Dozens of pieces of modern, upscale dressing were purchased for this production.
Show Photos Courtesy of Kurtis Blackburn
Million Dollar Quartet* - Props Master
Director: Hunter Foster
Scenic Designer: Josh Smith
*Joint production with Bucks County Playhouse
7 golden records, 5 clocks, a recording sign, and a faux speaker were built to dress
this set.
2 faux speakers were built to dress the set, as well as act as onstage storage.
Custom, automated faux reel-to-reel tape recorders were built for this production.
Show Photos Courtesy of Kurtis Blackburn
Altar Boyz - Props Master
Director: Jason Sparks
Scenic Designer: Ryan Howell
This production featured five working cell phones and numerous pieces of Catholic liturgical objects.
5 heavily bedazzled crosses were built for this production.
Show Photos Courtesy of Kurtis Blackburn
South Pacific - Props Master
Director: Michael Rader
Scenic Designer: David Arsenault
The laundry machine and Bloody Mary's cart were joint, interdepartmental builds.
An actual WWII era field radio was procured for this production.
3 custom tiki lanterns were designed and built for this production. The production photo and a close up picture can be seen at left.
Show Photos Courtesy of Nile Scott Studios
Clue! On Stage* - Props Master
Director: Hunter Foster
Scenic Designer: Adam Koch
*Launched National Tour
2 dining table wagons were built for this show.
4 human dummies were built for this production, 2 of which were fully articulated to move like a dead human body.
This sofa was reupholstered by M. in just 4 hours during an overnight call.
The quintessential murder weapons were borrowed from the Bucks County Playhouse, where this show premiered.
Show Photos Courtesy of Kurtis Blackburn