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Live
Sonia Friedman Productions
Juno and the Paycock
year
2024
capabilities
Asset Coordination
Integration
Service & Support
Machinery Automation
Whilst the majority of Sean O’Casey’s beloved tragi-comic play is set in a single room, the end of the second act requires a dramatic change of scene. Therefore, in collaboration with director Matthew Warchus and set designer Rob Howell, TAIT provided four axes of motion for the new production of this historic masterpiece at the Gielgud theatre, starring Mark Rylance.
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Four walls of the set smoothly, slowly and silently glide to new locations using deck tracks whilst flown scenery is elevated by BT2 winches configured for counterweight-assist operation, enabling the in-house flying facilities of the Gielgud theatre to be part of the centralized and safety-interlocked automation operation, via a TAIT Compass controller.
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Juno and the Paycock ran in London’s West End for a limited season from September to November 2024. Meanwhile TAIT continues to provide automation for many other long running shows nearby including Hadestown, MJ the Musical, Matilda, Tina, Wicked, and the Book of Mormon.
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Credits
Producer
Sonia Friedman
Designer
Rob Howell
Set Construction
Scott FLeary
Director
Matthew Warchus
Production Manager
Dominic Fraser
Flow Miami
Flow House
Warner Bros.