Your Performance Partners
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Security in PACs: A Different Paradigm (Part 2 of 3)
February 7, 2017Over three weeks we’re examining security in performing arts centers from different angles: operations, planning and training. Last week we focused on the AT&T […]
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Security in PACs: Showing Strength (Part 1 of 3)
January 31, 2017Over the next three weeks, we’ll examine security in performing arts centers from three different angles: operations, planning and training. This week we’ll focus […]
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Technically Grounded: Schuler Shook’s Jack Hagler, ASTC
January 24, 2017“We’re the liaison between the architect and the artist – to help ensure the theatre functions well,” says Jack Hagler, ASTC, a partner in […]
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Renovation Improves Concert Hall Acoustics
January 17, 2017Terry Concert Hall had served Jacksonville University (JU) in Jacksonville, Florida, well for nearly 25 years, but it was time for an upgrade. The […]
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Wage Battle by L.A. Actors: A Poem & Reader Poll
January 10, 2017[News Item: In Los Angeles, some Actors’ Equity Association actors filed a lawsuit against a new union rule dictating a $10/hour minimum wage […]
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Backstage Career with Deep Roots
January 3, 2017While still in elementary school, John Lucas’ backstage career began as a command performance for his brother. Since that first experience, he’s built a […]
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5 Rigging Resolutions for 2017
December 27, 2016In the spirit of the season, we’re offering 5 rigging resolutions: Stop dropping tools from the grid – Tie off everything before you go […]
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A Theatre Critic’s Critique
December 19, 2016What role do theatre critics play in the performing arts today? To delve into that question, we caught up with veteran theatre critic Jonathan Mandell […]
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Inspiring Christmas Performance
December 13, 2016Does planning your own family’s holiday celebration feel too complicated? Gifts to wrap…cards to mail…food to prepare… Imagine organizing four sold-out concerts, each involving […]
