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4th Wall Dramaturgy

I-Spy Scavenger Hunt

By Alex Taylor,
October 04, 2023 08:05 PM

Wait Until Dark is full of action and heightened reality. In our dramaturgy guide within the show program, we asked audience members to locate a select few handheld props and set pieces. These items that are utilized to help Susy, the main character who is blind, overcome her tormentors.

These items are:

  • Light bulb
  • Telephone
  • Blinds
  • Pipe
  • Ashtray
  • Table / couch
  • Knife
  • Washing Machine
  • Desk lamp
What other 4 senses is Susy using if she can’t see as she interacts with these props and set pieces?

Take a look at the photo of the set to see if you were able to locate all the props/set pieces!

Set for Wait Until Dark
Photo by Alex Taylor

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