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Rigging
Curtains and Drapes E-mail
Curtains are hung in either of a few ways. Flat or full are the most popular. Flat is simply hanging the cloth stretched across the pipe. Pulled tight it looks like a sheet on a clothes line.
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Cable E-mail
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Cable cutters;Part of a shackle; A loop of cable ;A Thimble
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Ship's Rail E-mail
Written by Scott Parker   
This railing was raised and lowered on cue. I have to say it was very cool to watch. rail7
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 Several "cases" were screwed to the edge of the stage. Inserted into each was the railing post. The railing itself is made up of seperate 2x3's screwed down to the top of the posts. The first attempt to attach the rails were too stiff. This proved problematic. So, we changed the fastener to a simple screw. 

Take a look at the photo on the right. You'll see a crew member pulling on the strings. For the show, the stagehand was behind the curtain.

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Anything Goes Rigging E-mail

DO NOT TRY THIS WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING & SUPERVISION!

Jenna is upside-down. Yup, the scene requires her character to be lowered by her ankles and pock her head through a porthole. We don't see her ankles, or the person "holding" her. So, we had to devise a way to lower her upside-down.
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Mattress bed E-mail
 
The final scene in Once Upon a Mattress calls for the Princess to climb up on a table and then for the table to magically turn into the bed.
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