Well, the run may be over, but praise for PRINCES OF DARKNESS continues: The Happiest Medium weighs in with thoughtful review, here. On the sound design of yours truly they say: "Before PRINCES OF DARKNESS (written and performed by Bill Connington) even begins, there’s an ambiance created by sound designer Sean Gill that does its best to set a tone of creepy nervousness. Resonating within the small theatre, which is completely draped in black cloth, is the kind of music reserved for the scenes in movies that have the most startling effect – a subtle drop of blood oozing down a table, a shadow crossing a deserted hallway. Let yourself get pulled too deeply into the sounds and you’ll find that you’ll jump when the seat behind you thuds down."
Monday, August 16, 2010
The Happiest Medium on PRINCES OF DARKNESS
Well, the run may be over, but praise for PRINCES OF DARKNESS continues: The Happiest Medium weighs in with thoughtful review, here. On the sound design of yours truly they say: "Before PRINCES OF DARKNESS (written and performed by Bill Connington) even begins, there’s an ambiance created by sound designer Sean Gill that does its best to set a tone of creepy nervousness. Resonating within the small theatre, which is completely draped in black cloth, is the kind of music reserved for the scenes in movies that have the most startling effect – a subtle drop of blood oozing down a table, a shadow crossing a deserted hallway. Let yourself get pulled too deeply into the sounds and you’ll find that you’ll jump when the seat behind you thuds down."
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