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A chest, posters and lamps reveal stage crew's attention to detail, which makes the set even more authentic and exciting.

Untitled by Gili Perl

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Posted on March 18, 2009
Camera: NIKON D40X
Aperture: f3.5
Shutter: 2/25
ISO Speed: 1600
Focal Length: 18mm

A chest, posters and lamps reveal stage crew's attention to detail, which makes the set even more authentic and exciting.

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Teammates look on and prepare for a return while senior Willy Li spikes the ball.

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Backstage in the dressing room a mannequin head models Todd's wig, which will be worn by senior Robin Dreher in the leading role.

Senior set designer Joseph Rosen demonstrates the use of Todd's trunk, posing as dead.

A nifty treat for cast and audience, Sweeney's barber chair is the actual chair used in the original touring production of the musical.

Stairs leading up to the barber shop advertise service.

A meat grinder and bowl of batter make up a portion of Mrs. Lovett's shop.

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Senior Nora McNally painted the set's backdrop to resemble a gloomy city.

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