Tags: Brian Lyke, Assistant Director

  • The Story of the Play

    Deaf, dumb and blind boy
    He’s in a quiet vibration land.
    Strange as it seems, his musical dreams
    Ain’t quite so bad.
    -The Who

    Howdy cast,

    At last night’s rehearsal, Anatoly told the full story of the play. Here it is:

    Dr. Caligari is searching for immortality. He lost his wife in childbirth and never recovered from it. [...]

  • Animation project

    Assistant Director Brian Lyke created stop-motion animated movies of the blocking work on Caligari: Alaska.
    These are his work product!
    Each runs approximately 2 minutes



  • Video interview: Brian Lyke
    Brian Lyke, Assistant Director, talks about his experiences working on this production.
    11.7 minutes

  • A note from the assistant director and choreography team

    In the beginning, there was a silent movie. Today, a 70 minute physical drama stands before you. How did we get there?
    We established early on that this process was going to be collaborative. In a typical rehearsal, Anatoly sketched out blocking and motivations, the actors worked together and with a choreographer or the A.D. to [...]

  • Brian Lyke

    Brian Lyke (Assistant Director) is a junior theatre major. Caligari is his third UAF Mainstage show. You might remember him as Alan in “Picnic“, or the stage manager for “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead“. He’ll miss Anatoly a lot. Thanks to the cast and crew. Together we made something cool!

  • Blocking animation

    Brian, the Assistant Director, sets up for creating a still-motion animation using the model. Rachel, one of the gypsy/witches passes by.
    Photo by Kade Mendelowitz (Designer).
    March 22, 2009