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This is an early 1900's bathroom. The wallpaper is faded and slightly peeling. Which shows how the entire house is on the brink of falling apart.

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Sister Cecilia must not be wearing any makeup or very little. Nuns are modest, including their facial features. In addition their hair is most often covered. Therefore, her hair will be pinned back such as the image below.

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In the Gone With the Wind fantasy Roy's hair must be styled to match Rhett Butler. His hair is groomed back with grease and his mustache must be shaved to be thinner. By changing his hair to represent the movie character in the fantasy there is another interesting layer added to the play.

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In the Gone With the Wind fantasy Mildred is Scarlett O'Hara. Therefore, she must wear a brown wig that is similar to Scarlett's hair. The wig will be slightly curly and styled to absolute perfection. The fantasy is more believable if all features are copied almost perfectly.

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This is what Mr. Kitch would look like. His hair represents a rich and successful man who commands authority. Not a single hair is out of place.

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This is a typical 70's male hairstyle, slightly messy and curly hair. As well as a well kept mustache.

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Mildred has strawberry blond hair that is styled to perfection in small curls. The wig below represents what her hair looks like.

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Many women in this time wore bold eyeshadow and focused on their eyes. Mildred constantly has a full face of makeup, this image is what I would imagine her makeup to look like.

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It is noted that Mildred has an artificial beauty mark which means a mole that has been drawn or put on. This was a typical sign of beauty that was inspired by Marilyn Monroe below.

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Mrs. Manley would be wearing the typical hairstyle of the 1970's for women, as seen below. Hair was typically large, styled, and reflected ones own wealth. She would also be wearing an exuberant amount of makeup because she is on television.

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This is a table and set of chairs from the 1970's that is located in their kitchen. They are not very fancy because Mildred and Roy struggle financially.

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Bright light and colors is used to reflect the feeling of happiness. This is the mood of the scene in which Mildred realizes that she has won the Hollywood Matinee contest. For the first time her dreams of becoming famous are in view rather than just out of her grasp.

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Blue light and dull tones are used to convey sadness and pain. This mood is used in the scene when Mildred finds out that Roy has been cheating on her. She crawls into bed and her silhouette would be cast in a shade of blue light. This lighting exemplifies how the mood reflects her emotions and feelings.

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Bright hues such as orange and yellow are used to exhibit excitement and jubilance. This mood is created when everyone begins to sing and dance. Bright spotlights are used to highlight each person and their importance.

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As the final scene closes Mildred and Roy have a moment where their futures are bright and they have hope for their relationship. In the midst of their tumultuous times and obstacles such as the affair they still have hope. In order to create this mood bright light and soft colors must be utilized to highlight their emotional interaction. Soft colors such as pink can be used to create this effect.

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The somber light and striking red contrast creates a mood of fear and uncertainty. This is the mood for the Invisible Man fantasy scene. This lighting also gives the watcher a sense of unease that something bad is coming

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As the gunman disappears through the kitchen doors his laugh can be heard echoing. It is clear that this is an evil man who's direct intent was to hurt Mildred. Only a villain who is committed a heinous act would laugh in this manner.

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After Bertha receives a page she calls her tenants back. The phone rings many times which demonstrates how she is not only a successful businesswoman but has many responsibilities to attend too.

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In the King Kong fantasy helicopters and airplanes can be heard. This sound conveys the urgency of the situation as the watcher understands that Mildred is in significant peril.

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This pager makes the sound that is constantly heard throughout the play. As Bertha receives calls from her tenants the pager goes off frequently. This sound becomes a reoccurring noise.

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This is the gun shot sound that occurs when the Invisible Man shoots Mildred in the back. The echoing shot resonates as the listener realizes that violence has happened.

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In the play the TV hosts draw her postcard from a large fishbowl. She sent in hoping to get this chance five days a week for two years.

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In the dance number Mildred enters in a Shirley Temple wig. Shirley Temple was a child actress characterized by her beautiful blond curls.

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Every inch of the walls are consumed by bookshelves that are filled to the brim with movie magazines and books. Mildred wins the HomeMaker of the Week by rifling through her magazine that she grabs from the shelf.

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Mildred and Roy have an extremely clustered living room. This photo is an interpretation and representation that conveys the messiness of their lives. Mildred's time is consumed by watching movies which means that she rarely cleans.

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Roy spends a lot of the time in the kitchen furiously cooking. This is his coping mechanism where he can escape from the turbulence of his own life. Many times throughout the play he is seen baking his grandmothers recipe as Bertha looks on.

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I made the decision that their bedroom is made in the Victorian Style because their home is being torn down. This room is old-fashioned and reminiscent on the 1900's when it was designed.

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This is a dresser than is connected to a mirror, it is historically accurate and where Mildred applies her makeup. She is very vain and the time she doesn't spend watching movies is spent applying makeup.

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This is a part of the set that provides comedic value as Bertha must hide behind and the affair is eventually discovered when she is revealed behind the curtain. In this time period it was typical for women to get dressed behind these in order to preserve their modesty.

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Mildred does not have an abundance of money therefore her clothes will not be the latest fashion. These dresses are from the late 1960's and she would typically have dresses for many years. This is the typical housewife dresses which are slightly glamorous but are also modest.

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Mrs. Manley is the TV Host who arrives at their home to deliver the gifts that Mildred won. She is described as dressing "very Hollywood". Meaning that she is glamorous, wearing expensive clothes, and perfectly styled hair.

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In one of her fantasies Kong has escaped and is determined to find Mildred. The costume must be very frightening because Mildred is immensely afraid as she fears that her death is near.

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Helen who wants to help Mildred and Roy's financial troubles offers the extra bedroom to the nun convent who are seeking shelter. Nuns dressed very modestly in solemn colors and always wore a cross.

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This is clothing that men would typically wear in the early 70's. Roy will be wearing a version of these clothes. Many men wore colors such as brown, white, and gray.

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Bertha is a landlord who has many tenants that she must keep track of. Her clothing is modest, business like wear that emits a sense of power and authority. The picture below demonstrates the typical business clothing that women would wear. Notice how the skirts are past their knees and the blouses are buttoned all the way up.

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In the Gone With the Wind fantasy Roy enters dressed as the immensely handsome Rhett Butler. This version of Roy is one that Mildred wishes that he would be, genuinely interested in her.

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In Mildred's fantasy she has become the glamorous character in Gone With the Wind. She is in a parallel universe where her husband Roy is lusting after her and is not distracted by another woman. This fantasy offers a glimpse of a life in which Mildred has achieved her wildest dreams.

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When reality turns to fantasy Mildred is confronted by the Invisible Man who is only silhouetted by his clothing. In the fantasy she is shot in the back by him as she attempts to flee.

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Although the storefront of the candy shop is never seen it is referred to as being in the center of Greenwich Village. This picture showcases an old fashioned candy shop with living spaces above and behind the store. The bustling street and livelihood of the area is made clear. This photo also represents the transition of candy shops such as the Wilde's to more modern buildings.

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These are the suitcases that Mildred would have prepared to go because she believed that she had won free airplane tickets to Hollywood. Mildred and Roy are not rich by any means so they would have older suitcases that are clearly worn.

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These are chevron 1970's wooden beads which are a constant sound as everyone who enters the living room passes through the curtain.

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As the play begins we are first introduced to Mildred lounging on her bed in a robe. This scene paints the first image of her as being lazy and the robe adds to the aesthetic.

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The walls of their home are covered with movie posters. This particular one references the question that the game show host asks.

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As the play begins Mildred is seen puffing a cigarette through a long holder as she is fixated on the television screen. Smoking was popular in this time because the dangers to health had not been fully realized.

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In the midst of one of Mildred's frightening fantasies The Invisible Man shoots at her.

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Every week for two years Mildred sends postcards into the Hollywood Matinee to be able to have this opportunity to be on television. This is a postcard of Times Square in this time period.

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On the final question the Hollywood Matinee host asks Mildred who wrote the music for Gone With The Wind. She rapidly tears through her magazine that was buried in the disheveled shelf. In it is an ad for Gone With The Wind which contains the answer.

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This beeper is used by Bertha throughout the play which notifies her when she is being called. She constantly has her beeper on hand and interrupts conversations to answer her tenants messages.

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This television is extremely important to Mildred because it is her escape into a world that is better than her own. She watches movies all day which is subject to criticism by Roy's sister Helen.

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This phone is historically accurate to 1972, which is the year that the play takes place.