Stage Design

The stage is the venue for a show where the interaction between the playwright, the director and the actor is performed in front of the audience. On the stage is all the behavior of the play is presented with the intention that the audience captures the purpose of the displayed story. To convey this purpose the theater workers cultivate and organize the stage in such a way as to achieve the desired purpose. Lots of types of stage but generally there are only three types of stage that is often used. They are the proscenium stage, the thrust stage, and the arena stage. By understanding the shape of each stage, the stylists can design their work based on the play that will be presented well.
The design of the stage is also called the scenery (decoration). The description of the scene of the play is manifested by the stage in staging. Not just decoration (decoration) alone, but all the layout of furniture or devices that will be used by actors are provided by the stylists. Arrangement of the stage adjusted to the demands of the story, the artistic will of the director, and stage where the staging is implemented. Therefore, before implementing the stage arrangement a stage stylist needs to learn the stage of the show.