Designing visual content for Rupert Holmes’ play "Accomplice" theatrical performance proved to be challenging. The script involved four different scenes that had to be designed from scratch along with the producers and the scenographer of the play. TUC TIE Lab researchers produced the appropriate background scenes that would complement the main action. The scenes were both pluralistic and literal, which means that the composition of the structural and visual elements was rich and bold. However, exaggerated and salient visual elements should not undervalue the main action in this type of theatrical performance. The introduction of an enhanced peripheral atmosphere should elevate the perceived value of the whole theatrical play and further engage the audience.
In the end, a balance between the main action and the background visuals was achieved through careful communication between TIE LAB researchers and technicians leading to appropriate stage-lighting and contributing to the overall atmosphere.

DIRECTOR: CHRISTOS RACHIOTIS