What would An Entomologist’s Love Story be without its amazing scenic design? From the bowels of the American Museum of Natural History to New York’s iconic High Line, scenic designer Nina Ball’s designs transport the audience into the world of this world premiere production.
Betty and Jeff's office in the American Museum of Natural History.
The office is equipped with working specimen drawers, complete with (artificial) insects.
The back wall of Betty and Jeff's office is a sight to see, with hundreds of insect samples and drawings.
New York City's High Line is recreated with a beautiful projection by Theodore Hulsker.
The steps of the museum rotate, revealing a garden and bench on the High Line.
The front steps of the American Museum of Natural History feature the famous statue of Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Hulsker's projection of Central Park frames a weathered park bench. If you look closely, you may even spot some fake bird poop!
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I love how well lighting and set seem to mesh in these pics. Those are real sample drawers? OMG!