Footlights were designed and added to the stage. They were constructed with vintage Christmas lights, and plastic cups. They were turned on only when during a"show within the show" scene. Note: The sign beyond was purchased from another production, and not designed by BDS.

signage was added for this newstand to be reworked into a ticket booth.

Rich paneleing and woodgraining were used for this high class office.

Note the full length portrait of Gypsy on the back wall.

Set dressing like clothes racks and backsides of flats give a seed look to this burlesque dressing room.

Burlesque style signs were designed with interchangeable messages. Over 80 different messages appeared throughout the show.

A runway was designed to extend over the pit. This really added to the feel of a burlesque strip show. The custom "Gypsy" gobo was used for Gypsy's star strip and during the overture, entre'act and exit music.

The action in this scene required doors between two rooms and in and out of the hallway.

A clever bit of comedy was employed here, as the troup expanded. While the "boys" woke up, another previously unseen "boy" emerged from under the covers at the foot of the bed.

This vintage touring car was transported across the stage "Fred Flintstone" style.