Along with these three leads, there are 40 other speaking roles played by 18 actors. Everything from outside in a courtyard to the inside of a house, to a road in the country, or even in the mountains. The main character travels around. Because of the different settings, Driscoll said the set had to be fairly generic and versatile. He said he was limited on materials and given a certain number of platforms to use.
Props are random objects used for many things.
A pole is a spear, used to build a bridge or even a home. Driscoll began working on designing the set the second day of classes at Drake. Jill Fouts said she, too, had limited materials and budget to work with when she designed the costumes. Jill Fouts said she began talking with Elliott this summer about themes of the play and concepts she should use to design the costumes. After the play was cast, she began producing the costumes.