Romeo & Juliet — Minimalist Set
Modular platforms, LED floor cues, and a kinetic balcony system designed for fast scene changes.
I design theatre worlds that merge craft and technology: scenic compositions, lighting & sound dramaturgy, and immersive visual storytelling. Explore recent productions, behind‑the‑scenes process notes, and workshops for students and emerging artists.
Modular platforms, LED floor cues, and a kinetic balcony system designed for fast scene changes.
Server‑tower scenography, neon circuitry motifs, and projection‑mapped slogans in a post‑digital dystopia.
Cold spectrum palette with haze and beam‑shaping for sculptural silhouettes and layered depth.
From story analysis to ground plans: a hands‑on studio introducing drafting, moodboards, and model making.
Notes on Lehmann, Esslin, and cyberpunk imagery—turning theory into actionable stage grammar.
Context packet: themes, symbols, and rehearsal questions. Downloadable PDF for directors and actors.
A sound bed of low mechanical drones and glitch chimes for liminal transitions.
3D‑printed fittings, distressed finishes, and safe stage‑worthy mechanisms.
Quick posts on cueing strategies, cheap materials that look expensive, and rehearsal hacks.
Angles, gels, beam sizes, and starter plots for small black‑box spaces.
Download a clean pack: contact sheets, prop lists, rehearsal reports, and spike/marking icons.
Available for scenography, touring adaptations, and education residencies. Let’s build your world.
Structure, subtext, and rhythm lead the design. I map beats to spatial changes and light cues to emotional pivots.
Sketches → 3D blocks → scale models. Practical materials inform the final look: weight, reflection, texture.
Designs are built for crews and performers—safe, maintainable, tour‑ready. Simpler cues, stronger moments.
I’m Hakan Cem, a stage designer and theatre maker based in Isparta, Türkiye. My work blends dramaturgy with craft—set, light, sound and media—often drawing on cyberpunk imagery and postdramatic theory. I also teach compact workshops for students and community groups.
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