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Spotlight on a Broadway Powerhouse – Susan Stroman
During these months when the lights are dark on Broadway, it’s a good idea to remember how good it all once was and will be again someday soon. This...
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Theater is Still Alive Through Theater @ Home!
Theaters across the country may be closed right now, but we know by studying history that theater has always made a comeback. After wars, floods, plagues, depressions, and acts...
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Impact of Coronavirus on Off Broadway
It’s been a rough few months for the people who make their livelihood in the theater and entertainment industry. Think for a minute how far the shutdown order’s ripple...
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The Day the Lights Went Dark on Broadway
The novel Coronavirus has all of us reeling. From the hoarding of toilet paper, to learning how to work remotely, to understanding the importance of social distancing, we all...
Read MoreHow to Light a Scrim
Creating that bleed-through effect should only seem like magic to the audience. However, lighting technicians need to wave their magic wands to create this seamless effect. The best kind...
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Sharkstooth Scrim is an open weave net, meaning that there is more open space than actual fabric. Sharkstooth Scrim is primarily used to achieve the “bleed through” effect; magically...
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What Are the Longest Running Broadway Shows?
If you are a theater lover then you probably have a mental list of your favorite shows that includes when you saw them, and where. Shows can stay with...
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The Impact of Lighting Design
Think of the last time you walked into a theater. Do you remember the initial feeling you had when the curtain rose? Were you tense, happy, scared, excited, or...
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It’s UDMA Trade Show Season
The end of summer not only brings a new school year for dance studios, but it also begins the dance trade show season. We will be attending UDMA, United...
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