H o l l y M. B r e u e r
Scenic Designer & Painter
Frosty!
Book & Lyrcis by Catherine Bush - Music by Mandy Williams
Barter Players, Abingdon, VA with TheatreworksUSA
Directed by Katy Brown
Design Team:
Set - Holly M Breuer
Costumes - Lee Alexander Martin
Lights - Andrew Morehouse
 Director's InspirationImage sent to me in pre-production by Director Katy Brown. |  Director's InspirationImage sent to me in pre-production by Director Katy Brown. |  Street 1 FrontPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |
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 Street 1 Back ElevationPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |  Street 2 Back ElevationPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |  Street 2 Front ElevationPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |
 Hot Dog Cart ElevationPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |  Subway and Irish Gates ElevationPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |  Pawn Shop Paint ElevationPaint Elevation created by Set Designer |
 Billy remembers his MotherSet Design by Holly M Breuer Costume Design by Lee Martin Lighting Design by Andrew Morehouse |  The Streets of NYCSet Design by Holly M Breuer Costume Design by Lee Martin Lighting Design by Andrew Morehouse |  Paddy in the ParkSet Design by Holly M Breuer Costume Design by Lee Martin Lighting Design by Andrew Morehouse |
 Billy with the Hot Dog VendorSet Design by Holly M Breuer Costume Design by Lee Martin Lighting Design by Andrew Morehouse |  Frosty Greets TouristsSet Design by Holly M Breuer Costume Design by Lee Martin Lighting Design by Andrew Morehouse |  The Shops at Delancey!Set Design by Holly M Breuer Costume Design by Lee Martin Lighting Design by Andrew Morehouse |
This production toured the Eastern United States in a 2 van production supported by TheatreworksUSA.
In this new musical version of the previous hit Barter Players' production, the story is set in the pre-snow wonderland of New York City. Director Brown wanted to highlight the versatility of the multiple locations of the play while capturing the magic of NYC in the winter as seen through the eyes of a young boy. For the tour we created a backdrop which felt iconic but not limiting by combining city skyline and Central Park imagery. Individual roving set pieces where used to ground each vignette and provide pops of visual color against the wintery drop. All pieces were designed to account for both practical small-scale tour needs and dynamic staging movements.
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