Visual, Spatial and Aural Elements.
Visual
Joe Orton uses one set only in his Play Loot; McLeavy's living room. The house appears to belong to a typical middle class family. The first visual effects should make the audience immediately understand that they are seeing a house in mourning. What a stage director must consider is the necessity of some visual elements that are essential to make up the stage for any production of the play "Loot". The most important elements needed are a coffin, a sofa and a cupboard. The coffin is essential because it is containing the body of the deceased Mrs. McLeavy, and the cupboard is supposed to be quite visible since it is an object containing something mysterious, which we later on discover contains the money. The sofa is necessary because it is used by the characters throughout the play, and it is also a common element that can be found in a living room.
Visual
Joe Orton uses one set only in his Play Loot; McLeavy's living room. The house appears to belong to a typical middle class family. The first visual effects should make the audience immediately understand that they are seeing a house in mourning. What a stage director must consider is the necessity of some visual elements that are essential to make up the stage for any production of the play "Loot". The most important elements needed are a coffin, a sofa and a cupboard. The coffin is essential because it is containing the body of the deceased Mrs. McLeavy, and the cupboard is supposed to be quite visible since it is an object containing something mysterious, which we later on discover contains the money. The sofa is necessary because it is used by the characters throughout the play, and it is also a common element that can be found in a living room.