41. The NotaBle Acts Summer Theatre Festival: The People - Behind The Scenes Kayte Toner Kayte has worked behind the scenes helping with office administration Kayterecently graduated from UNB with a fine arts minor in theatre. http://www.unbf.ca/nbacts/behind.htm

Behind the Scenes Sue Fisher Sue is the Administrator/Operations Manager of The NotaBle Acts Theatre Company. She has spent many years working in the areas of publicity and promotions for various amateur theatre companies and has volunteered on both the administrative and artistic ends of several Canadian Fringe Theatre Festivals. Kayte Toner Kayte has worked behind the scenes helping with office administration, promotions, and publicity. If you learned about our festival from a tourist brochure, then you have Kayte to thank. Kayte recently graduated from UNB with a fine arts minor in theatre. Ilkay Silk One of the company's directors, Ilkay Silk is a key figure in the Fredericton Theatre community. She is the Drama Co-ordinator at St. Thomas University where she has directed over fifty productions. She is the founding member of Theatre New Brunswick's Young Company. She has written and directed extensively for that company as well as directing plays for TNB's main stage. She has directed for Upper Canada Playhouse and the Charlottetown Festival. She is the recipient of a Moonsnail Award from the Atlantic Film Festival for best video (Educational/Industrial) and of a New Brunswick Excellence Award for Arts Education (1999).

42. Behind The Scenes Raeanne Miller, photographed backstage by Benjamin W. Fierce. Behindthe scenes in Risley theatre. Inside Out photos by Simone Baribeau. http://www.rso.cornell.edu/risleytheatre/shows/backstage.html

Raeanne Miller, photographed backstage by Benjamin W. Fierce Behind the Scenes in Risley Theatre Inside Out photos by Simone Baribeau The Lady's Not For Burning photos by Eve Steele Arsenic and Old Lace photos by Amy Lee Bennett and Mike Babish The Dining Room photos by Ben Fierce First You Die Macbeth Agamemnon Inside Out ... our photo gallery This Archive page was created by Amy Lee Bennett This website is maintained by David Schoonover 20 June 2003 © Risley Theatre

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44. UDM - Theatre Department - College Of Liberal Arts And Education Future Students. Current Students. Faculty and Staff. Visitors. Alumni.The theatre Company. Reviews and behind the scenes Pictures. Sand http://liberalarts.udmercy.edu/theatre/reviews.html

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45. ITV - Behind The Scenes The Aldwych theatre This week the team go behind the scenes at the Aldwych theatreto film the lead performer Clare Gladwin warming up for the musical Fame. http://www.itv.com/page.asp?partid=1260

46. Calliope News: Behind The Scenes behind the scenes. If you are interested in receiving the newsletter, please mailus with your postal address or sign up for our mailing list in the theatre http://www.calliopeproductions.org/news.shtm

Calliope: Behind the Scenes Upcoming Calliope Events May 13, 14, 15, 16; 20, 21, 22 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum , a musical by Stephen Sondheim June 10, 11, 12, 13; 17, 18, 19 Look Who's Talking , a farce by Derek Benfield Recent News Calliope's Pre-Teen Workshops have been become so popular that the FALL pre-teen workshop's enrollment is now closed . We are considering setting up a separate 2nd session to accommodate demand. The Spring 2004 edition of Calliope's Behind the Scenes newsletter has been mailed to subscribers. We are making an online copy available in Adobe Acrobat format as page 1 (131 Kb) with the half-price ticket coupon, and page 2 (300 Kb) which includes information about A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and about the Teen Summer Musical Workshop registrations. Calliope invites local companies with employee activity programs to publicize our shows via company newsletters or websites. Employees who show their badge when they pay for tickets receive a $2 discount per ticket. Please contact Dave Ludt for information. The Summer Pre-Teen Youth Theatre Workshop enrollment is closed. To get on the waiting list please call the theatre at (508) 869-6887.

47. Behind The Scenes behind The scenes. THE WANG theatre. Did you know that The Wang Centerfor the Performing Arts is a notfor-profit organization and http://www.wangcenter.org/behind-the-scenes.html

Behind The Scenes THE WANG THEATRE Did you know that The Wang Center for the Performing Arts is a not-for-profit organization and receives no city or federal funding? The Wang Theatre is a National Historic Landmark built in 1925. The Wang Center will host over 450 performances at The Wang and Shubert Theatres this year and expect over 1 million patrons to pass through our doors. Did you know there are over a thousand light bulbs in The Wang Theatre's Grand Lobby chandeliers? Did you know when the Theatre first opened in 1925 that musicians performed in the Grand Lobby, paintings by area artists hung on the walls, ping pong and billiards where set up in the Lower Lobby to amuse people while waiting to be seated? The initial developer of The Metropolitan was Max Shoolman and the cost was over $8 million. Originally the Theatre was going to be named The Capital Theatre, and attached to a hotel. Soon after construction the hotel became an office building and the theatre renamed The Metropolitan. The Wang Center employs over 1000 people. Historical Performance and Performer Data 1920's - The King of Main Street starring Bessie Love - opening night; The Prince of Tempters; The Gay Defender starring Richard Dix; The Air Circus starring Sue Carol and David Rollins; A Most Immoral Lady starring Leatrice Joy

48. Behind The Scenes - Theatre, Sculpture And Photography DVD - Mediawiz.Com DVD St Mediawiz Discount DVD Store behind the scenes - theatre, Sculpture andPhotography, behind the scenes - theatre, Sculpture and Photography. http://www.mediawiz.com/product_11178651.html

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49. Opera Theatre Gives A Behind The Scenes Of Radio - The Current - Arts And Entert Opera theatre gives a behind the scenes of radio, , The Current,a newspaper of University of Missouri Saint Louis. http://www.thecurrentonline.com/news/2002/04/15/ArtsAndEntertainment/Opera.Theat

document.write(''+''); //document.write(''); document.write('Current Issue: ' + currentissuemonth + '/' + currentissueday + '/' + currentissueyear + ' edition'); News Features Opinions Sports ... Search Yahoo! The Current is a member of: Missouri College Media Association Missouri Press Association Associated Collegiate Press Home Arts and Entertainment Opera theatre gives a behind the scenes of radio By Sara Porter Published: Monday, April 15, 2002 On April 11-13 UM-St. Louis Opera Workshop presented ‘1940’s Radio Hour’ in the University Conference Center. Before TV, radio served as the main form of entertainment. Besides playing music, it also presented shows such as "Abbot and Costello," "The Shadow" and "Mystery Theatre." Avid listeners no doubt wonder what happened behind the scenes while their favorite shows were being aired. Opera Theatre Workshop presents a hilarious, nostalgic, sweet show that presents an answer to that by gone question with the musical, "The 1940's Radio Hour." "Radio Hour" takes place during a Dec. 21, 1942, broadcast of the fictional "Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade." With the exceptions of a brief introduction and denouement the show is in effect the radio show. Songs are performed to an audience that serves as the studio audience (complete with an "applause" sign), while in the background the characters fight, have professional disagreements, get drunk and worry about the onset of WWII. "Radio Hour" is an unusual story since there are multiple subplots, but they aren't really displayed making the show the most important thing to see. This is a great play to watch the characters in the background as well as in the foreground, because this is where the true personalities lie. It's a little confusing at first if you, as I am, are used to the "soap opera" mentality of most ensemble pieces, where everyone gets their stories told loud and clear (the couple on the verge of divorce, the temptress). But Milton Zoth's direction makes perfect sense in showing a group of entertainers who must leave their personal lives at the door and always be "on" even when the microphone isn't pointed at them.

50. Behind The Scenes Her professional experiences include work at Playhouse on the Square, Thompson andTrammel Dance theatre, The Texas Shakespeare Festival, Tanglewood Children s http://www.sfasu.edu/theatre/behind/bacarisse.htm

Our Creed The Faculty Admissions Curriculum ... Angela Bacarisse Assistant Professor M.F.A. University of Memphis B.A. University of Delaware email: abacarisse@sfasu.edu phone: (936)468-1126 Ms. Bacarisse has worked on over 100 plays, operas and dance performances at the academic and profesional level. Her professional experiences include work at Playhouse on the Square, Thompson and Trammel Dance Theatre, The Texas Shakespeare Festival, Tanglewood Children's Theatre, Project Motion Dance, Ashville Lyric Opera, The Blowing Rock Stage Company, Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre and the Summer Theatre at Mt. Holyoke. At SFA she has designed costumes for the shows DANCING AT LUGHNASA, HAMLET, RHINOCEROS and FOLLIES, among others. - Faculty - Dr. C. W. Bahs Angela Bacarisse Juanita Finkenberg Jack Heifner Dr. Rick Jones Tomy Matthys Dr. Alan Neilsen Allen Oster Luis Ramirez Kim Wagner Dr. Ken Waters Shari Watterston - Staff - Barbara Blackwell Nelda Hartley Steve Shirey The Department of Theatre P.O. Box 9090, SFA Station

51. Behind The Scenes As Shakespeare said, The readiness is all. But a degree in theatre is more thana resume of production opportunites. THE LIST OF OFFERED theatre COURSES http://www.sfasu.edu/theatre/behind/curriculum.htm

Our Creed The Faculty Admissions Curriculum ... Scholarships As Shakespeare said, "The readiness is all." But a degree in theatre is more than a resume of production opportunites. To help you prepare for your chosen goals in life, the SFA Department of Theatre offers you a broad range of liberal arts theatre studies. All Theatre Majors must complete a basic Theatre Core of 31 Semester hours. The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Theatre consists of 45 semester hours of Theatre courses and includes an academic minor. General Theatre Core (31 hours) Theatre Production (5 hours) Theatre Electives (9 hours) The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Theatre consists of 80 semester hours of Theatre courses, and requires no minor. BFA candidates are admitted by audition, held in the Spring of their Sophomore year. BFA students may choose to emphasize Performance (Acting/Directing), Design or Stage Management. General Theatre Core (31 hours) Theatre Production (10 hours) Theatre Electives in Chosen Emphasis (20 hours) Practicum (19 hours), chosen from:

52. NT Shell Connections : Royal Lyceum Theatre Groups : Behind The Scenes Youth The behind the scenes Youth theatre. Information on behind the scenes Youth theatrewill be updated shortly. Chosen Play The Queen Must Die by David Farr. http://www.shellconnections.org/?lid=487

53. Columbia Spectator Online - Behind The Scenes the moment lingers delicately onscreen, seeming both fleeting and eternal theephemeral spirit of live theatre captured briefly on film. behind the scenes. http://www.columbiaspectator.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/04/23/4088b72fe77ea

@import url(/css/default/global.css); @import url(/css/default/vnews.css); June 11, 2004 Columbia University's Daily Newspaper - Founded 1877 - Independent Since 1962 Front Page News Sports Opinion ... Archive enter email address more info Ringtones Behind the Scenes This So-Called Disaster Director: Michael Almereyda Starring: Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, Sam Shepard Running Time: 90 min By Mark Labowskie Columbia Daily Spectator April 23, 2004 Movies about the creative process are often exercises in futility: how do you capture something so intangible on screen? The most amazing thing about Michael Almereyda's fascinating new documentary, This So-Called Disaster , is that it makes an intimate human drama out of what could have been inchoate and mystical. The film follows the rehearsal process of a Sam Shepard play, The Late Henry Moss , in 2000 at San Francisco's Magic Theatre. It's the world premiere production, directed by Shepard and featuring a star-heavy cast. Sean Penn and Nick Nolte play a pair of feuding brothers reuniting after the death of their father, while Woody Harrelson and Cheech Marin have supporting comic roles. With so many seething artistic temperamentsnot to mention egosthrown together in one small regional theatre, you'd think that the film would be an account of backstage squabbling and infighting. Going into rehearsals, the situation seems loaded. It's established that this is Shepard's most personal play, the one that delves most nakedly into his own tormented relationship with his father. Nolte, looking grizzled and worn out, has just come back from his mother's deathbed. And Penn, though nursing no obvious psychological wounds, seems perpetually wired and edgy, ready to cuff the first person who questions his acting technique.

54. McNeese State University behind THE scenes. McNeese theatre s goal is to help you realize yourdreams as an artist. You will work side by side with your professors http://www.mcneese.edu/colleges/lib/deptspch/behind_scenes.htm

SPEECH AND THEATRE ARTS College of Liberal Arts Purpose Graduation Requirements Degree Programs Scholarships Departments History Mass Communication Music Languages ... Summer Teachers Institute Websites Maintained by Departments History Languages McNeese Review Mass Communication ... Visual Arts BEHIND THE SCENES McNeese Theatre's goal is to help you realize your dreams as an artist. You will work side by side with your professors on a regular basis giving bite to the motto "Excellence with a Personal Touch". Most productions are staged in McNeese's Ralph Squires 265 seat theatre. But you will find us throughout the campus. Productions on the Quad in Frazar Library, at the Pine Grove, Bulber Auditorium, and in Abercrombie Art Gallery have dazzled audiences in recent semesters. We also boast a large Theatre Lab, a costume shop, a well-equipped scene shop, computerized light board, DAT sound system, and props workshop to give you up-to-date training opportunities.

55. Behind The Scenes At The RSC On ABC Schools TV These programs provide a rare opportunity to take a behindthe-sceneslook at theatre craft and theatre production. With unique http://www.abc.net.au/schoolstv/BEHINDTHESCENESATTHERSC.htm

Home Program Search Behind the Scenes at the RSC Behind the Scenes at the RSC Transmission Day: Friday at 11:30am Duration: 25 mins Year Level: Education:Secondary Subject: English These programs provide a rare opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes look at theatre craft and theatre production. With unique access to the workshops and wardrobe of the Royal Shakespeare Company, the cameras follow the journey of new productions, including Measure for Measure , directed by Michael Boyd and designed by Tom Piper. Covering a range of technical problems and a rich variety of theatre craft skills in some very different contexts - from the bloodbath of The Spanish Tragedy to the comedy of Much Ado About Nothing to the magic of The Tempest Quick list of episodes: Ep. 1 The Stage Ep. 2 The Players Ep. 1 The Stage Set, props and paint. Broadcast on Friday,14/03/2003 at 11:30 am Repeat Broadcast at 11:30 am Ep. 2 The Players Costume, wigs, weapons and make-up. Broadcast on Friday,21/03/2003 at 11:30 am Repeat Broadcast at 11:30 am Schedules Program Search New Programs Teacher Resources ... ABC Learn Online Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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57. Behind The Scenes Of A Theatrical Production ETSU Division of theatre offers handson experience behind the scenes.August 17, 2001 JOHNSON CITY – When the lights go down and http://www.etsu.edu/news/20010196.htm

ETSU Division of Theatre offers hands-on experience behind the scenes August 17, 2001 JOHNSON CITY – When the lights go down and the curtains open to reveal an upcoming performance, few in the audience realize what it takes to bring those intimate details to the stage, but the East Tennessee State University Division of Theatre knows it well. Everything from costumes and backdrops to props, lighting and sound are carefully prepared by a behind-the-scenes team before and during showtime. At ETSU, this team is made up of theatre instructors, their students and volunteers. “We try as much as possible to make sure students are running the show,” said Melissa Shafer, an assistant professor of communication who serves as Division of Theatre technical director and director of design. “We are there to troubleshoot in case there's a problem the students can't solve.” Students are largely responsible for everything from scene construction to make-up application, not to mention acting. Part of those responsibilities involve designing a set. An arduous process, set creation begins with a working drawing of how the set will look. From there, students literally build their way to the finished scene. After finalizing an outline and transferring it to a more permanent, wooden surface, students saw, sand, paint and hammer under Shafer's supervision. “Our shop is remote from the theatre, so finished work often has to be done on the set for everything to fit the stage and be easily taken down for storage,” said Shafer. The shop is located in the basement of Brooks Gym, and performances are held in Bud Frank Theatre in Gilbreath Hall on the main ETSU campus, as well as in the historic Memorial Theatre on the grounds of the adjacent Veterans Affairs Medical Center at Mountain Home.

58. Council For The Arts :: Behind The Scenes behind The scenes of CFTA. Caledonia theatre Company Capitol theatre ChambersburgArea School District Chambersburg Ballet theatre Chambersburg Community http://www.innernet.net/councilforthearts/behind-scenes.html

Home About the Council Our Gallery Grant Opportunities ... Local Arts Organizations Behind The Scenes of CFTA Council For The Arts :: Board of Directors Ferree LeFevre, President Vickie Howe, 1st Vice-President Judith R. Chambers, 2nd Vice-President Sue Rosenberry, Secretary Karen Sioberg, Treasurer Robert C. Crouse, Past President Joan Applegate Carolyn Baker Yvonne Butts-Mitchell Karen Carmack John Hull, III Cynthia Keller David S. Keller Lynn Y. MacBride Mark Miller Greg Plasterer Marva R. Purvis Cindy Wolf Council For The Arts :: Staff Jane G. Carlson, Administrative Assistant Pat Beard, ARTS Express! Coordinator Council For The Arts :: Advisory Committee The Advisory Committee meets regularly to share resources and enhance cultural programming in our area. Caledonia Theatre Company Capitol Theatre Chambersburg Area School District Chambersburg Ballet Theatre Chambersburg Community Chorus Chambersburg Community Concert Association Chambersburg Community Theatre Chambersburg Garden Club Chambersburg Quilt Guild Chambersburg Recreation Dept.

59. Bedlam Theatre Company Of Cornwall - Behind The Scenes Of The Original The Watch behind the scenes of The Watched original production. Winter / Spring2000. Charlotte Cridlan, glueing the hessian covering used http://www.bedlamtc.co.uk/Behind the scenes of THE WATCHED.htm

Behind the scenes of 'The Watched' original production Winter / Spring 2000 Charlotte Cridlan, gluing the hessian covering used on the marsh sections of the stage. Sam Wilton burns the stage rostra tops to achieve the dark aged look of the set. Charlotte and Sam built the majority of the production's stage between them, with help being provided by the rest of the company during the evenings after rehearsals. During fine days, the entire set was transported outside and worked on in the sun. This was a rare luxury as the majority of February 2000 in Cornwall was wet and windy, which caused Charlotte and Sam many problems with both glueing and varnishing. To achieve a darkened look to the hessian covering of the marsh sections of the stage, this too was burned. Charlotte contemplates the merits of waxed canvas as a cover for the cart! The Rehearsals Rehearsals for 'The Watched' were held at Truro Town Hall (a disused magistrate's court belonging to Truro City Council) from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm on weekdays between 14th February and 14th March.

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