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...Snyder dresses the actors in 1930s style, Riley Woodford provides the sound, and it all takes place on Anchorage artist Sheila Wyne's set.The show will now run through Oct. 23 with performances Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and...
...certainly how the lovers feel. They go into the woods, and they're going to do these great things." Set designer Sheila Wyne, a visual artist in Anchorage, designed "Working" and "Winesburg" during the 2002-2003 season and also worked...
...breast implants. The women's husbands, doctors and nurses fill out the cast. Visiting Anchorage artist and designer Sheila Wyne's sparse and surreal set creates and suspends the historical context. At one point the women rendezvous in a setting...
...monochrome set, a series of curtains - black, white, green, then black - designed by Paparelli and visual artist Sheila Wyne. Patrick Moore was excellent as Nick Bottom, the egomaniacal would-be-leader of the bumbling camp of mechanicals...
The day "Winesburg: Small Town Life" opened at Perseverance Theatre, designer Sheila Wyne, a tall, lean woman in her 40s, stood among a forest of huge weeds she had created, sipping a latte and discussing the importance...
...a dark one. But enough about what this play is not. The play is great. First of all, the set is a masterpiece. Sheila Wyne (who also has an installation in the gallery) has created a fantastic design that simultaneously evokes nostalgia...
...breast implants. The women's husbands, doctors and nurses fill out the cast. Visiting Anchorage artist and designer Sheila Wyne's sparse and surreal set creates and suspends the historical context. At one point the women rendezvous in a setting...
...old master paintings. Wayne Price of Haines, a Tlingit who carves wood and works in other traditional Native media. Sheila Wyne of Anchorage, whose artwork with nontraditional materials such as industrial windows is hard to summarize. "Nothing's...
...the Arts announced Friday. The Derouxs were picked out of a field of 41 candidates, along with Anchorage sculptor Sheila Wyne and Ketchikan basket weaver Delores Churchill. The Connie Boochever Fellowship program is funded through the Alaska...
...Anchorage, formerly of Ketchikan, who entered the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council's Wearable Art Show in February; Sheila Wyne, a mixed-media artist from Anchorage who has designed sets for Perseverance Theatre and Opera to GO!, as well as...