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Known for its urban landscape setting, with city street and rooftop details, originally by scenic designer Oliver Smith.

The set is a black-box stage with grid patterns, which serve as a metaphorical and functional element, enabling various visual effects. Designed by Bunny Christie.

Features a house structure that opens like a dollhouse, revealing the interior and setting the ominous tone for the play. The design is by Ian MacNeil.

The stage design features a dual turntable and a scaffold structure, enabling dynamic storytelling. Set design by David Korins.

Known for a revolving turntable and the use of projections, originally designed by John Napier.

Stage highlighted by a mechanical dragon and clock gears that encompass the proscenium, designed by Eugene Lee.

Set design portrays a minimalist 'black box' aesthetic, emphasizing the vaudeville roots of the musical, designed by John Lee Beatty.

Features a playful and whimsical set with books and oversized props, evoking the imagination of childhood. Designed by Rob Howell.

Utilizes elaborate animal costumes, puppetry, and African masks, designed by Julie Taymor, who also directed.

The set features the Kit Kat Club, a sleazy nightclub with cabaret tables and a stage, reflecting the decadence of the era; design by Robert Brill.

Notable for its grandiose scenes, including a large, ornate chandelier that 'crashes' to the stage, designed by Maria Björnson.