Rock Steady With Rock Of Ages On Broadway, Part 4: Set Design

Published Monday, July 20, 2009

Set designer Beowulf Boritt talks about his role in the design of Rock of Ages, where the scenic elements blend with the video and lighting. Live Design: What was the basic design intent for the set?  Beowulf Boritt: I often think that a set ought to be the “temple of…” Is it a story about money, about power? And I try to make the set reflect that in almost a religious way. Rock of Ages starts with the narrator, Lonny, saying we are in the “Temple of Rock And Roll Kiss Assery,” so that was ...

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