Here are a few posts from last weeks Greenpage that might be worth your time...
Technology Takes a Tightrope Walk
While 65,000 people on the ground and more than 6.7 million viewers were watching daredevil Nik Wallenda walk untethered across a tightrope over the city of Chicago, the director of technical operations for NBC’s field and production operations had his mind on technical things.
Devising The Environment: Mixing Science and Theater In The Classroom
HowlRound:
The first day of class, I have no idea what to expect. Though the
college is a small one—only about 1,500 students—some of these fourteen
undergrads have never met. That’s because the class is split almost
right down the middle between theater majors and environmental studies
students, with a few crossovers.
Cirque Show Scene Returns After Performer’s Death
Pollstar:
Cirque du Soleil officials have invited reporters to a Dec. 3 preview
of the scene’s return at the MGM Grand hotel-casino on the Strip.
Cirque expects to add the scene intermittently to regular performances for the ticket-buying public starting next week, and it will be part of every performance by Dec. 12, said Alexandria Baum, a spokeswoman for the show.
Changes have been made to the choreography and equipment used in the scene, she said.
Cirque expects to add the scene intermittently to regular performances for the ticket-buying public starting next week, and it will be part of every performance by Dec. 12, said Alexandria Baum, a spokeswoman for the show.
Changes have been made to the choreography and equipment used in the scene, she said.
Versatile. Durable. Incredible... Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloons!
But, do you think about the volume of engineering, science and technology that go into making each balloon?
Did you know that the giant balloons seen by more than 50 million viewers across the world begin as a lump of clay?
The balloons are conceived, manufactured and cared for by 28 full-time studio employees in the Macy’s Parade Studio in Moonachie, New Jersey.
Interview with PigPen Theatre Company members Ryan Melia, Arya Shahi, and Matt Nurenberger
HowlRound:
Corey Ruzicano is a senior at Emerson College in their BFA acting
program program. She is participating in the Creative Producer program
inside the Office of the Arts at Emerson College. She recently got to
talk with PigPen Theatre Co. members Ryan Melia, Arya Shahi, and Matt
Nurenberger about how a group of guys who got together in college made a
band, a theater company, and remained friends.
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