Collaboration Project
Group 67
Members: Eric Rodriguez, Michael Blackwell, R’Mani Levine
Professor Jon Egging
The Woolgatherer
Director
Cast
Characteristics Appearance
Cliff • Arrogant
• Realist
• Raunchy
• Funny
• Middle aged to
Older man
• Looks rough
• Wears a Jacket
Rose • Innocent
• Loner
• Dreamer
• Younger
woman
• Pale, light
skinned
• Smaller skinny
girl
Act One
 Setting: Rose’s Apartment
Very basic set similar to what is shown above. Cliff is very quick and
quirky in his responses in the first act and he needs to come off as
arrogant and shallow. Rose is seems shy and standoffish but is very
interested in Cliff.
Act 2
 Cliff returns and after a while of debating Rose
finally lets him in the house again. Rose is wearing
Cliffs sweater. Rose is persistent that Cliff cannot go
into the closet. When cliff finally opens the closet he
feels like just another number because of all of the
other sweaters.
Conclusion
 Both Cliff and Rose are interested in each other but
it is very vague and leaves the audience to guess
what is to come.
The Woolgatherer
Set Design
The stage is made to look like an apartment in order to
depict the urban setting. The look of the stage will
be broken up by the two acts according to where the
performance is taking place in each act. Modern
elements will be used in order to depict the time
period as being the present.
Act One
One aspect to note for the set
is how barren the
apartment is. In terms of
furniture, Act one should
consist of an orange crate,
table and chair to represent
the main portion of the
stage.
Considering how one aspect
of the play is the focus on
the boarded up window,
the backdrop for the stage
should be a single wall will
a boarded up window to
the side of it. The door is
not necessary to include
and the characters can be
kept offstage with sound
effects representing the act
of knocking, opening, and
closing of the door.
The apartment should also
contain dried up plants
which are meant to
represent the theme of
death. If possible, a fridge
could also be included on
the stage, though it may be
better to simply have the
characters walk offstage for
that section then reenter.
Act one stage example
Act Two
With the intermission, the stage will be set up giving
priority to Rose’s bedroom since it is where the
majority of the act takes place.
Bedroom should be kept
relatively simple. For the
sake of realism, a
nightstand with a lamp can
reside next to the bed. The
background should include
a plain wall
Considering how some of the
characters actions involve
the door, a door prop
would be placed onstage.
In order to not ruin
immersion, the door should
reside near offstage so as
not to clash with the wall.
Instead of attempting to
replicate a walk in closet
onstage, the moments
where Cliff interacts with
the closet would be
represented by him
walking offstage and
throwing sweaters onto the
stage
The Woolgatherer
Costume Design
Background
Clift
 Style- More rugged &
casual
 Nature of Character-Witty,
sarcastic, playful yet
seriously interested in Rose
 Period- Present
 Place- South Philadelphia
Rose
 Style- Plain & innocent
 Nature of Character-
Weird, awkward, afraid yet
interested in Clift
 Period- Present
 Place-South Philadelphia
Act One
Clift’s
Wardrobe
Accessory- Old, worn out
baseball hat with something
funny on top of the cap
Top- Button up long sleeve
camouflage shirt that fits just
tight enough to show his
masculine features. Torn up
work sweater
Bottom- Wrangler style jeans
that have a few rips in them
Shoes- Worn cowboy boots
Hair- Short cut, long enough
to neatly sit under the hat
Rose’s
Wardrobe
Hair- Long, brunette, hair in
face, worn down in loft messy
curls or messy crinkles
Top- Cream V-neck short
sleeve fitted t-shirt. Black
poncho that stops in the
middle of rear area
Bottom- Unfitted Straight leg
blue jeans that are a little
baggy in the rear and crouch
area
Shoes- Beat up classic Chuck
Taylors
Makeup- Semi heavy black
eyeliner and thick eyelashes
Act Two
Background
Clift
 Clift has returned to Rose’s
home wearing the same
outfit
 He does not have his cap
on
 Clift is seeking more of
Rose’s attention in a way
that frustrates her
Rose
 Rose is going to have an
outfit change
 More Natural looking
 Rose is a unusual position.
She is guarded, but begins
to interact with Clift more
Rose’s
Wardrobe
Hair- Sloppy, messy side
braid that lightly sits on her
shoulder
Top- Clift’s work sweater
Bottom- Loose fit pajama
shorts
Shoes- Old slippers
Makeup- No eyeliner

Collaboration Project: The The Woolgatherer

  • 1.
    Collaboration Project Group 67 Members:Eric Rodriguez, Michael Blackwell, R’Mani Levine Professor Jon Egging
  • 2.
  • 3.
    Cast Characteristics Appearance Cliff •Arrogant • Realist • Raunchy • Funny • Middle aged to Older man • Looks rough • Wears a Jacket Rose • Innocent • Loner • Dreamer • Younger woman • Pale, light skinned • Smaller skinny girl
  • 4.
    Act One  Setting:Rose’s Apartment Very basic set similar to what is shown above. Cliff is very quick and quirky in his responses in the first act and he needs to come off as arrogant and shallow. Rose is seems shy and standoffish but is very interested in Cliff.
  • 5.
    Act 2  Cliffreturns and after a while of debating Rose finally lets him in the house again. Rose is wearing Cliffs sweater. Rose is persistent that Cliff cannot go into the closet. When cliff finally opens the closet he feels like just another number because of all of the other sweaters.
  • 6.
    Conclusion  Both Cliffand Rose are interested in each other but it is very vague and leaves the audience to guess what is to come.
  • 7.
  • 8.
    The stage ismade to look like an apartment in order to depict the urban setting. The look of the stage will be broken up by the two acts according to where the performance is taking place in each act. Modern elements will be used in order to depict the time period as being the present.
  • 9.
  • 10.
    One aspect tonote for the set is how barren the apartment is. In terms of furniture, Act one should consist of an orange crate, table and chair to represent the main portion of the stage.
  • 11.
    Considering how oneaspect of the play is the focus on the boarded up window, the backdrop for the stage should be a single wall will a boarded up window to the side of it. The door is not necessary to include and the characters can be kept offstage with sound effects representing the act of knocking, opening, and closing of the door.
  • 12.
    The apartment shouldalso contain dried up plants which are meant to represent the theme of death. If possible, a fridge could also be included on the stage, though it may be better to simply have the characters walk offstage for that section then reenter.
  • 13.
  • 14.
  • 15.
    With the intermission,the stage will be set up giving priority to Rose’s bedroom since it is where the majority of the act takes place.
  • 16.
    Bedroom should bekept relatively simple. For the sake of realism, a nightstand with a lamp can reside next to the bed. The background should include a plain wall
  • 17.
    Considering how someof the characters actions involve the door, a door prop would be placed onstage. In order to not ruin immersion, the door should reside near offstage so as not to clash with the wall.
  • 18.
    Instead of attemptingto replicate a walk in closet onstage, the moments where Cliff interacts with the closet would be represented by him walking offstage and throwing sweaters onto the stage
  • 20.
  • 21.
    Background Clift  Style- Morerugged & casual  Nature of Character-Witty, sarcastic, playful yet seriously interested in Rose  Period- Present  Place- South Philadelphia Rose  Style- Plain & innocent  Nature of Character- Weird, awkward, afraid yet interested in Clift  Period- Present  Place-South Philadelphia
  • 22.
  • 23.
    Clift’s Wardrobe Accessory- Old, wornout baseball hat with something funny on top of the cap Top- Button up long sleeve camouflage shirt that fits just tight enough to show his masculine features. Torn up work sweater Bottom- Wrangler style jeans that have a few rips in them Shoes- Worn cowboy boots Hair- Short cut, long enough to neatly sit under the hat
  • 24.
    Rose’s Wardrobe Hair- Long, brunette,hair in face, worn down in loft messy curls or messy crinkles Top- Cream V-neck short sleeve fitted t-shirt. Black poncho that stops in the middle of rear area Bottom- Unfitted Straight leg blue jeans that are a little baggy in the rear and crouch area Shoes- Beat up classic Chuck Taylors Makeup- Semi heavy black eyeliner and thick eyelashes
  • 25.
  • 26.
    Background Clift  Clift hasreturned to Rose’s home wearing the same outfit  He does not have his cap on  Clift is seeking more of Rose’s attention in a way that frustrates her Rose  Rose is going to have an outfit change  More Natural looking  Rose is a unusual position. She is guarded, but begins to interact with Clift more
  • 27.
    Rose’s Wardrobe Hair- Sloppy, messyside braid that lightly sits on her shoulder Top- Clift’s work sweater Bottom- Loose fit pajama shorts Shoes- Old slippers Makeup- No eyeliner