Susan Benson - Flood, Patricia
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"A compelling and lavishly illustrated exploration of the work of one of Canada's most outstanding Theatrical Designers, this book is a detailed look at Susan Benson's illustrious career and approach to design for the stage. It includes 'behind the scenes' commentary, production photos and designs from many of her most significant productions over five decades in both Canada and the United States. These include: A Midsummer Night's Dream with Jessica Tandy and Maggie Smith, The Woman with Martha Henry, the National Ballet's Romeo and Juliet, Madam Butterfly and The Golden Ass for the Canadian…mehr

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"A compelling and lavishly illustrated exploration of the work of one of Canada's most outstanding Theatrical Designers, this book is a detailed look at Susan Benson's illustrious career and approach to design for the stage. It includes 'behind the scenes' commentary, production photos and designs from many of her most significant productions over five decades in both Canada and the United States. These include: A Midsummer Night's Dream with Jessica Tandy and Maggie Smith, The Woman with Martha Henry, the National Ballet's Romeo and Juliet, Madam Butterfly and The Golden Ass for the Canadian Opera Company as well as the Stratford Festival's legendary productions of The Mikado, The Gondoliers, Iolanthe and many more."--
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Autorenporträt
Patricia Flood is a theater, film and television designer. Her credits include set design for the films Ararat and Where the Truth Lies. She was Resident Designer for Theatre Calgary, spent many seasons at Ontario's Blyth Festival and worked with Susan Benson as Assistant to the Head of Design at Stratford Festival. Flood has taught Design for the Theatre at Montreal's Concordia University and is currently an Associate Professor in the School of English and Theatre Studies at the University of Guelph.