| Dover. A Christmas Story "A Story of Faith, Hope & a Honda Rebel Motorcycle" |
| Dover. A Christmas Story |
| An Original Christmas Musical written by Everett DeMorier Directed by Dave Aubrey Everett DeMorier Jenn Holmes Sets Designed and Executed by Eddy Seger |
| Presented by First Southern Baptist Church of Dover |
| A fifty-by-eighteen-foot trapezoidal thrust stage in the sanctuary with no proscenium, no wings, no fly space and no theater lighting. But a determined and generous congregation with a heart as big as all outdoors joined with a writer, directors and pastors with a message and a mission to create a powerful force. They asked Seger to design a full-stage Loockerman Street, a full-stage Bethlehem, and the interiors of a garage, living room, Old State House and a mall scene. He responded with thirty-six 3'x 12' flats that became twelve periaktoi, three platforms and a painted scrim. With the help of many hands, the set was completed in just four weeks. To top it off, when he suggested better lighting for next year, they asked him to draw up what he needed. The next day, bars and cable were installed along with ten ellipsoidals. A powerful force. |
Loockerman Exchange.
Vacant building
and the "Rebel"
and the "Rebel"
A Law Office.
The Bank.
| Of all the painting Seger did on the set, this aroused the most admiration and comment. |
| December 2010 |
| Subsequent Shows The Gift 2010 Loockerman Letter 20112 |