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In the Media

Review by Kindle Carpp
Jan. 27, 2026

"Lighting designer Marley Keith uses light on the curtain to suggest shifts in time of day with elegant simplicity, enhancing the mood without drawing attention away from the actors. Costume designer Nour Afifi’s work feels authentically late 19th century, grounding the production firmly in its historical setting. Sound designer Gideon Hall’s subtle use of water sounds throughout the outdoor scenes adds a quiet, immersive ambiance."

By Chaitna Deshmukh The Daily
Feb. 5, 2026

"In a play that has been performed for more than a century, much of its novelty comes from the blocking, set design, lighting, and sound. UW Drama used the physical space of the theater very effectively, with characters entering and exiting from not only the stage, but from the stairs and doors in the audience, too. The actors often stood within reach of the front row of seats, their facial expressions raw and visible. This, paired with the sound and lighting, made for a deeply immersive experience."

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