Bauhaus Stage

The Bauhaus Stage was a style and approach in theatrical design developed by the Bauhaus school, emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and the integration of art and technology. It aimed to create stage sets and costumes that were modern, minimalistic, and reflective of industrial processes, often using geometric shapes and primary colors. The goal was to enhance storytelling through practical, innovative designs that balanced aesthetic appeal with practicality. This approach influenced modern theater, film, and stage design, encouraging a focus on clarity and efficiency while maintaining artistic integrity.