Lyric Theatre OKC ✧ 2026 ✧ Scenic Designer: Adam Koch ✧ Charge Artist: Emorie Mansur ✧ Scenic Artists: Cadence Cloud and Gabriel Hancock

A stained glass window featuring colorful floral and geometric designs, with a central angel figure and decorative patterns at the top.

Stained Glass Light Boxes

Sampled by Emorie Mansur, painted by Emorie Mansur and Cadence Cloud

CNC cut minicell foam applied to sized muslin and colored with dye. The dye was dissolved in methyl cellulose, craft glue, Rosco CrystalGel and clear acrylic at different times, creating different textures. Colors were brushed on and sprayed with an HVLP gun. Muslin was applied over plastic polygal diffusion sheeting and lit with LED tape.

Color illustration of a stained glass church window with a cross at the top center and intricate designs in yellow, orange, red, and blue, framed by stone columns and an arched stone border.

Sister Act 2026: Upstage Church Window Drop

Scenic Design: Adam Koch

Scenic Artist: Emorie Mansur

Heavyweight muslin drop. Sized with methylcellulose; painted with Rosco Off Broadway paints and Pro-Chem fibre reactive dyes.

Golden cherub with wings.

Sister Act 2026: Stone Cherub

Sculpted and painted by Emorie Mansur

Carved XPS Foam with modeling clay accents, protected with paper towel mache. Meant to withstand a week of shows above head height.

Wooden church pews in a row with a polished finish.

Confessionals

Sampled by Emorie Mansur

Painted by Emorie Mansur, Cadence Cloud and Gabriel Hancock

A wall inside a church or chapel featuring three arched windows with stained glass, a large religious cross on the right side, and six display cases with white and gray objects inside.

Sister Act 2026: Hallway Header

Painted by Emorie Mansur and Cadence Cloud

Heavyweight muslin drop. Sized with cornstarch; painted with Rosco Off Broadway paints and Pro-Chem fibre reactive dyes.

Design plan of church windows with annotations indicating LED tube placement in the window arch and sides.

Marble Pillars

Sampled and painted by Emorie Mansur

Muslin painted down, then applied to split cardboard tubes and sealed.