The set designed by Sergei Soudeikine for the Theatre Guild’s production of Porgy & Bess, 1935.
His shots were noteworthy for the clarity with which they showed the focus of stage action.
The set of the original Broadway production of Noel Coward’s “Present Laughter”, 1947.
The set of the original Broadway production of Noel Coward’s “Blithe Spirit”, 1941.
A scene from the 1948 revival of Noel Coward’s “Tonight at 8:30.”
The scene from Quadrille, 1955.
A scene from Design for Living, 1933.
The set of One-two-three, 1930.
Court Room of the Supreme Court from Gods of the lightning, 1928.
The scene from On the Town, 1944.
Giant spangled clown scene from Jumbo, 1936.
A ballroom scene from The Great Waltz, 1934.
A scene from St. Louis Woman, 1946.
The set of Journey’s end, 1929.
A scene from Journey’s end, 1929.
A scene from Green grow the lilacs, 1931.
A restaurant scene from the sets of Gods of the lightning, 1928.
A scene from Camel through the needle’s eye, 1929.
A scene aboard H.M.S.
“Europa”, from the sets of Roar China, 1930.
A scene from Roar China, 1930.
A scene from Porgy & Bess, 1935.
A scene with carousel from The Band Wagon, 1931.
A scene from Green Grow the Lilacs, 1931.
The set of A hundred years old, 1929.
A scene from “Three Sisters, 1942.
Sources:Broadway Photographs/MCNY Blog/New York Public Library
