The West Wing

Designed for Beauty and the Beast, The West Wing is the Beast’s solitary refuge within his cursed castle. Broken columns and tattered drapes reveal that this room is in even greater disrepair than the rest of the castle. Shattered furniture hints at the Beast’s moments of rage, while the stained glass window (featuring a glowing rose as moonlight filters through) adds a haunting beauty to the space. On the back wall, a destroyed portrait of the prince serves as a grim reminder of the Beast’s self-loathing. The dark, ominous lighting casts an eerie atmosphere, leaving the scene with a palpable sense of unease and heightened tension.

To ensure this scene resonates with diverse productions and their unique storytelling needs, we’ve included variations of the Prince's Portrait to reflect a range of different appearances for the Prince. These options allow you to tailor the projection to better align with your cast and creative vision, celebrating the individuality and diversity of your production. This inclusion underscores our commitment to creating accessible and inclusive designs that elevate every production’s narrative.

 

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Available as Static Images and three Special Effect options as shown below.