Your Performance Partners
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Understanding the most common acoustical problems in your music space
December 18, 2012This guide addresses some of the most common acoustic problems music educators face in their rehearsal and practice areas. We help define the problems […]
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Training Future Generation of Performers
December 11, 2012We know that tomorrow’s Broadway stars don’t just – “poof!” – appear out of thin air. This interview with a high school theatre arts […]
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Acoustic Revivals
December 4, 2012Auditorium renovation projects in the United States and Hong Kong showcase the stunning visual and aural impact of new full-stage acoustic shells – Carpenter […]
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No Shell Game – Ensuring Auditorium Acoustics
November 27, 2012Attending a musical performance can be captivating. Listening to the beautiful sound and spectacle, the effortlessness of the musicians’ skills, it can be easy […]
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Unsung Heroes – Staging and Seating
November 13, 2012Flexible stage and seating arrangements have proved their worth at two busy performing arts venues in the USA – Cerritos Center for the Performing […]
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From “Rock to Bach”: Acoustical Shell Enhances it All
November 6, 2012“We’re probably the most diverse amphitheatre in the country,” says Jeff Young, Vice President of Operations with The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The […]
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Flexible Black Box Seating
October 30, 2012“I’ve been here 28 years and we’ve had Wenger products all that time,” says Keith Harris, Theatre Facilities Manager & Scenic Designer at the […]
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Everyman opens new theater with ‘August: Osage County’
October 23, 2012Families that flay together can’t stay together for long. That’s just one of life’s painful little lessons conveyed to searing effect in “August: Osage […]
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Is your fire safety curtain closed?
October 16, 2012Fire safety curtains involve more than just fire safety. An increasing number of codes require that fire safety curtains be closed when the building […]
