Jack Jamer is a nimble and quick with South Shakespeare’s Set Romeo and Juliet – the Talahasi Democrat

“It can’t just be like, oh, there’s a drawer at the bottom,” Jamer said. “This should be part of the show.” Even when the actors are out of the watch, the kit works extraordinarily. “This particular (production) is a traveling show,” Jamer said. “So the kit cannot be screwed on the floor, as most kits are and there can be no levels, platforms or steps.”

In some cases, the set becomes the stage itself.

“They are presented at Tallahasesee State College, which is a massive scene and perform in Sail High School, which is a tiny scene,” Jamer said.

As a mobile, the set “will take up more or less space on stage as the space requires”. In some settings without wings or backstage, the background of the kit will provide this. “So, my goals have become efficiency and speed,” Jamer said.

“So the actors may feel that there is nothing to prevent them from playing their best performance in this particular show … The kit is utility; it is most of it to provide an actors’ support structure.”