Beautiful scenic design, mixed with stunning choreography and her performance, made this amazing.

Conveyor belts, large scenic sets, very Broadway, very old school MTV music video energy.

And yet somehow, in the middle of all that spectacle, they still found ways to make it feel intimate.

Susan Sarandon delivering a monologue in a car while the sets changed. Will Ferrell appearing as a tech guy to fix the power when everything suddenly went dark. Even the transitions became part of the show.

Huge scenic pieces everywhere. But none of it felt random. Every scene flowed into the next.

It started with her arriving in a car. And at the end, she drove away in that same car, out of the stage, out of the venue, and out of the story.

I do not know the credits for everyone who worked on this incredible show, but I do know that the scenic design was by StuFish

If anyone knows who else was part of this brilliant piece of work, please tag them in the comments. They deserve the credit.

Honestly, I loved every second of it.

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Credit: Coachella, Sabrina Carpenter, @stufishstudio

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