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Flint Repertory Theatre, October 2018
An original play concerning the boatman on the river Styx, The Boatman challenged me to create the sounds and music of the underworld. Initially I composed several synthesizer themes and drones that scored certain moments and characters in the play, evoking a sense of post-industrial, synthetic "unrealness" in the world.
​In addition to real moving and splashing water on the stage, I incorporated vast soundscapes of lightly moving, atmospheric water, caves, and certain spaces "out of time." Each soundscape took advantage of a surround-sound speaker placement suspended above the thrust playing space, and a large, powerful subwoofer that drove the most explosive moments of the play.
Directed by Michael Lluberes, Lighting Design by Scot Gianelli, Scenic Design by Shane Cinal, Costume Design by Brandon R. McWilliams, Photos courtesy of Flint Repertory Theatre/Mike Naddeo
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