Kabuki curtains
Photo © Peroni
Realized in a whole piece, the Kabuki curtain unhooks from the supporting bar and falls in a while, creating an amazing surprise effect thanks to which the scene seems to appear from nothing.
Photo © Luca Tombolato for Peroni
The 9SK - Kabuki with manual tilter with rotating bar and release with nails without head.
In evidence the two fly facilities: the one releasing the curtain, that provokes the rotation on its own axle of the supporting bar, and the fly facility for the pulling up and down the same bar used for the re-establishment of the curtain.
In evidence the two fly facilities: the one releasing the curtain, that provokes the rotation on its own axle of the supporting bar, and the fly facility for the pulling up and down the same bar used for the re-establishment of the curtain.
Photo © Michele Crosera / Teatro La Fenice di Venezia
Teatro La Fenice, ''Il killer di parole''
Kabuki curtain made of 8. grey HSE - Tempesta silk with Digital printing, size 16,8 x 11 m ...
Photo © Michele Crosera / Teatro La Fenice di Venezia
... during the fall and the change of scene which, as often happens, coincides with a lighting change.
The curtain went against the light, a large illuminated frame appeared in transparency behind the silk, which is unhooked ...
The curtain went against the light, a large illuminated frame appeared in transparency behind the silk, which is unhooked ...
Photo © Michele Crosera / Teatro La Fenice di Venezia
... and, inflating, floats slowly towards the ground.
Photo © Teatro Espaņol
Teatro Espaņol, ''Armengol''
Kabuki curtain made with the elastic fabric LWE - Windel, white colour.
The fall of the curtain ...
Photo © Teatro Espaņol
... is sudden, dramatic and coincides with a change of lights and music.
It happens with a speed that is accented by the elasticity of the fabric LWE - Windel, that had been anchored to the floor to make the fall really violent during the unhook
The purpose was to emphasize ...
It happens with a speed that is accented by the elasticity of the fabric LWE - Windel, that had been anchored to the floor to make the fall really violent during the unhook
The purpose was to emphasize ...
Photo © Teatro Espaņol
... the entrance in the scene of the dramatic symbol hidden behind the white innocence of the curtain.
Photo © Le Grandi Immagini
Luciano Ligabue, ''Tour Ellesette''
The spectacular unhook of the big Kabuki curtain that opened the concert.
In evidence the half-transparency of the black HSE - Tempesta silk with which the curtain was manufactured, that exposes the logo of the concert in its center.
The lightness and the sail effect of the silk ...
Photo © Le Grandi Immagini
... emphasize the fall of the Kabuki curtain that seems to happen with the ralenti.
The curtain was 18 m wide and 12 m high and unhooked from the corners.
The curtain was 18 m wide and 12 m high and unhooked from the corners.
Photo © Lemonandpepper
Photo © Lemonandpepper
... began the concert.
The curtain was divided into two parts ...
The curtain was divided into two parts ...
Photo © Lemonandpepper
... which were released and immediately vacuumed.
Photo © Rolando Paolo Guerzoni
Teatro Sociale di Rovigo, ''Otello''
Kabuki curtain made of HSE - Tempesta silk with Digital printing, 15 x h 8,5 m ...
Photo © Rolando Paolo Guerzoni
... at the beginning of the fall.
Photo © Peroni
Eros Ramazzotti, ''Calma Apparente''
A Kabuki curtain 24 m wide.
The fall of the Kabuki curtain made of HSP - Tempesta Poly digital printing silk gave the beginning to the concert.
Photo © Peroni
TF1, ''Les Restos du Cur'' 2
The big 20 m wide Kabuki curtain with 9SK - Kabuki with manual tilter installed in the studio ...
Photo © Peroni
... of a popular French telecast.
The sequence of the fall of the curtain made of EVT - Light Sceno Poly ...
The sequence of the fall of the curtain made of EVT - Light Sceno Poly ...
Photo © Peroni
... during the rehearsals.