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''Steam'' (full title: ''Steam, Rose-Colored Goggles, and the Flight of the Victoriana'') was a serialized narrative longform show that had set characters from week to week and took place in a steampunk-inspired universe. Several cast members in ''Steam'' specialized in sceneography, scene-painting, and the use of abstract props to fill out the world of the Victoriana. | '''''Steam''''' (full title: '''''Steam, Rose-Colored Goggles, and the Flight of the Victoriana''''') was a serialized narrative longform show that had set characters from week to week and took place in a steampunk-inspired universe. Several cast members in ''Steam'' specialized in sceneography, scene-painting, and the use of abstract props to fill out the world of the Victoriana. | ||
Like ''[[Showdown]]'', ''Steam'' was a serialized narrative, with ten "episodes" telling a complete ten-part story. The primary cast members maintained the same characters throughout the run, | Like ''[[Showdown]]'', ''Steam'' was a serialized narrative, with ten "episodes" telling a complete ten-part story. The primary cast members maintained the same characters throughout the run, | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 17 May 2013
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| Theater | Salvage Vanguard Theater |
| Directed by | Audrey Rachel Sansom |
| Produced by | Gnap! Theater Projects |
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| Run | Jan/Feb 2012 |
Steam (full title: Steam, Rose-Colored Goggles, and the Flight of the Victoriana) was a serialized narrative longform show that had set characters from week to week and took place in a steampunk-inspired universe. Several cast members in Steam specialized in sceneography, scene-painting, and the use of abstract props to fill out the world of the Victoriana.
Like Showdown, Steam was a serialized narrative, with ten "episodes" telling a complete ten-part story. The primary cast members maintained the same characters throughout the run,
Cast
- Audrey Rachel Sansom as "The Wild Heart," Wilhemina Wyldeheart
- Julie Gillis as "The Duchess," Lady Electra Spencer
- Emily Breedlove as "The Amazon," Yvette Cloud
- Elizabeth Brammer as "The Ingenue," Adelaide McKenna
- Gricelda Silva as "The Pixie," Leto
- Aaron Walther as "The Rogue," Captain Hamwich Leon
- Brady James as "The Young Adventurer," Benjamin Cumberbatch
- Marc Majcher as "The Veteran," Colonel Solomon Fitzgerald
- Jeff Mills as "The Reluctant Hero," Barnaby Jones
- Kevin Miller as "The Engineer," Joshua Mew
"The Machine" (supporting cast)
- Ashlee Medlin as Bolt
- Howard Katz as Gear Shift
- Joel Osborne as Leather Strap
- Jayme Ramsay as Crank
- Leng Wong as Alloysia
- Ashley Lowe as Lily Sabine
Episode Summaries
- Steam – First Night
- Steam – Second Night
- Steam – Third Night
- Steam – Fourth Night
- Steam – Fifth Night
- Steam – Sixth Night
- Steam – Seventh Night
- Steam – Eighth Night
- Steam – Ninth Night
- Steam – Tenth Night
Media
- Night 1 (1/7/12)
- Photoset by Roy Moore.
- Photoset by Steve Rogers.
- Night 2 (1/8/12)
- Photosets by Steve Rogers: 1, 2, 3.
- Night 3 (1/13/12)
- Photoset by Roy Moore.
- Photoset by Steve Rogers.
- Night 4 (1/14/12)
- Night 5 (1/20/12)
- Photosets by Steve Rogers: 1, 2.
- Photoset of the 1/20/12 show by Roy Moore.
- Night 6 (1/21/12)
- Photoset by Roy Moore.
- Photoset by Steve Rogers.
- Night 7 (1/27/12)
- Night 8 (1/28/12)
- Night 9 (2/3/12)
- Photoset by Roy Moore.
- Photoset by Steve Rogers.
- Night 10 (2/4/12)
