Does anybody know how to make custom dials for cheap? Not like laser engraved ones but ones where the hour marks stick out. I want to make one and couldn't find any that look similar to what I have in mind online.
Anyone got recommendations for some good plays that are both close time and close place?
EDIT: I read about it in a playwriting book and assumed these were more universal terms, my apologies. Close place means that it takes place in only one location for the entire play and close time it takes the exact amount of time within the story, like no cuts to a different scene in a few hours. Everything is happening right here right now. Sort of like waiting for godot (except for the fact that it cuts to the next day in the 2nd act but there's no need to be so strict about it)
Is the price of the programme in the theatre the same as it is in the production's website?
Im going to the west end next week and I'm the type of person to plan every little part of my trips so I was locked on one restaurant to go eat in after the matinees and before the evening shows (it's called Tokyo Diner) but I just found out they're going to be closed on my first day there (9th of June) so I was wondering if u guys could recommend me something good and cheap in the area
I want to make my own dial with embossed hour marks. I found that UV printing could probably work but I need to know the thickness of the marks for my design.
I want the it to be about as thick as the one in the picture I've attached here. Does anybody know how thick that should be?
Also if u have suggestions for better ways to do it than UV printing I would love to know!
I just booked my first West End trip and would like to know a bit about etiquette and what not.
I understand the West End is one of those places that u should dress nice and not too casual, that u should not film whatsoever (apart from before and after the show, or if you're going to something like cabaret which i understand forbids filming at any point).
Is there anything else I should know?