Rose Bruford College, Sidcup2026

The Laramie Project

The Production

Rose Bruford College’s 3rd-year BA American Theatre Arts student production of Moisés Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Project’s verbatim play about the aftermath of Matthew Shepard’s 1998 murder in Laramie, Wyoming.

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Director: Chloe Christian
Set & Costume Design: Damien Stanton

An empty in-the-round stage sits beneath a bright crossed blue light installation, with projected text and warm auditorium balconies behind it.

Two seated performers face each other in conversation near the stage edge as others sit around the red and blue-lit space behind them.

A performer stands centre stage with an open expression beneath blue crossed lights, surrounded by other performers in a busy ensemble scene.

A performer stands speaking on the stage while seated figures in the foreground raise their arms toward them under a bright overhead beam.

Silhouetted seated performers face a bright row of lights and a large Laramie backdrop, creating a symmetrical backlit stage picture.

A performer in denim overalls stands alone in warm light before a large blurred Laramie backdrop.

Performers are spread across a rectangular stage in an auditorium, framed by blue crossed light bars and warm vertical lamps.

Several foreground performers point urgently toward a speaker standing across the stage, with haze and projected text behind them.

A large ensemble gathers across the stage in pools of blue and amber light, with vertical lamps and haze creating a concert-like atmosphere.

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