Lettice & Lovage: research and images
- This site includes some first-rate research material on Lettice & Lovage . . .
- . . . as well as a page or two of director's comments and miscellaneous background stuff. Click at your peril; some of it's pretty absorbing.
- Here is a link to some material I put together in preparation for the show. None of it has any lasting value, but why waste electrons?
- Finally, the display below shows you tiny images; click on one to see a larger version with comments. Once you've selected an image you can loop around the series without returning to this page.
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| Here's a view of the set not just at the end of construction, but at the end of Act 2. | A tribute to my crew. |
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| L&L was Andy's first show with Town & Gown and he came out of the gate in a strong position. | The stairs didn't work the way the script says, but they worked admirably. |
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| We built both the prop chairs mentioned in the script. | The endored throne was a once-in-a-lifetime chance. |
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| Kelly created the coat of arms for the throne . . . | . . . while Maureen was creating the view across Rastridge Road, Earl's Court. |
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| Katherine knew just how the headsman's block should look. | Lettice's mother ran a Shakespearean troupe called Les Barbares. |
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| The poster Jenn designed. | And one of the ways we used it. |
| Approved Ben Teague web site |
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Research & images