61. Madison Theatre Guild 3 behind the scenes Marat/Sade. The Marquis de Sade (Carl Cawthorne) and CharlotteCorday (Betsy Thurman). Photography by Daniel Loebl. The Madison theatre http://communities.madison.com/theater/pages/behindms3.php?php_page_set=0

62. Madison Theatre Guild 1 behind the scenes Marat/Sade. The Madison theatre Guild Costume Shop Your onestopshop for all your Costume Rental Needs. Call 608.238.0009. Banner ad. http://communities.madison.com/theater/pages/behindms1.php?php_page_set=0

63. The Drilling Company: Behind The Scenes behind the scenes of WRITERS DIRECTORS ACTORS FINE ARTISTS behind THE scenes. ofSunset Place, and Joyful Noise Seven Angels theatre; The Sound of http://www.drillingcompany.org/behindscenes.html

Behind the Scenes of WRITERS DIRECTORS ACTORS FINE ARTISTS BEHIND THE SCENES Tom Gleeson (Scene Designer) For TDC - Theft and Paper The King of Memphis Breaking Out of Sunset Place , and Joyful Noise - Seven Angels Theatre; The Sound of Music - Seacoast Rep; Two Gentleman of Verona - Shakespeare in the Parking Lot; My Way - Arkansa Rep., Polkadot Playhouse, Seven Angels Theatre; Edufa - African Arts Theatre; A Wonderful Life and Peter Pan - American Stage Festival; Big River and The Little Prince - Boston Children's Theatre. Tom was an assistant designer for A Thousand Clowns - Broadway; The man Who Had All the Luck - Willamstown/Broadway; Music from a Sparkling Planet - Off-Broadway; Aida - The Boston Lyric Opera; Inherit the Wind - Syracuse Stage. Tom is a TCG grant finalist for 2002 and 2003. E-mail: tmgleeson@earthlink.net Michael Graetzer (Sound Designer, Musician) For TDC - Paper Michael has created sound designs for most San Francisco area theatres including A.C.T., The Magic Theatre and Marin Theatre Company. In Japan (6 years), his credits include The Wizard of Jazz tour and TV work as a singer/songwriter. He is thrilled to be involved with The Drilling Company and is available for creative projects at

64. Showtix | Behind The Scenes Broadway behind THE scenes SPECIAL This program was theatre DANCE AND MOVEMENT Your groupwill learn a typical Broadway combination taught by a professional dancer http://www.showtixinc.com/behind the scenes/behind_bway.htm

All those in favor of Behind the Scenes Broadway, raise your hand! Behind the Scenes Broadway A series of 90-minute customized, interactive workshops headed by working theatre professionals that bring Broadway off the stage and into your groups' hands. Appropriate for any group, any age from student to adult alike. Conducted in the heart of the Theatre District in conveniently located Broadway and Off-Broadway rehearsal spaces. Hands-on training from qualified artists with the emphasis on group interaction. Can be scheduled any time of the day to fit your itinerary. Can arrange "meet an greets" with cast and/or artists from a particular show. Competitively and affordably priced from $16-$18 per participant with one comp for every group leader. From Beginner to Advanced, all workshops will be customized to accommodate your group's level of expertise and know how. Don't forget - most programs can be customized to a specific show. Call Showtix at 800.677.1164 or 212.302.7000 and speak to one of our Program Coordinators - Vickie or Jennifer - to book your workshop today!

65. Motor Trend: Behind The Scenes: "The Italian Job" behind the scenes The Italian Job Starstudded cast City street and freeway sceneswere shot only on Boulevard in front of Mann s Chinese theatre and the http://www.motortrend.com/features/scenes/112_0305_mini_bts/

June 12, 2004 In This Issue - Subscribe - Give a Gift - Digital Edition BUYER'S GUIDE MT Auto Price Reports New Vehicle Buyer's Guide Pre-Owned Reviews Pre-Owned Values/Specs ... Finance Rates ROAD TESTS Sedan Luxury Coupe/Convertible Wagon/Crossover ... Alternative/Hybrid FEATURES Auto News Race Results Car Care Tire Center ... Truck Trend Get on the inside track! Sign up for the Motor Trend newsletter, supercharged with exclusive articles: document.write(''); Features Behind the Scenes Behind the Scenes: "The Italian Job" Star-studded cast makes a run for the money with Mini Coopers By Brandy Schaffels Motor Trend, May 2003 In the upcoming remake of the classic film, "The Italian Job" opening May 30, the beloved Mini Cooper stars as an accomplice in a multi-million dollar gold heist that's not so much about getting the money as it is about getting even. advertisement The nimble hot hatch plays among an all-star cast that includes Mark Wahlberg as mastermind thief Charlie Croker; Charlize Theron as Stella, the beautiful nerves-of-steel safecracker; Seth Green as computer genius Lyle; Jason Statham as Handsome Rob, the wheelman; and Edward Norton as Steve, the not-so-creative inside guy. A team of Minis take on the role of armored cars/getaway vehicles; while the little cars might not seem the most obvious choice for carting off 1800 pounds of gold, these thieves saw them as the perfect escape cars, especially when plans lead to tapping into Los Angeles' traffic control system, manipulating signals, and creating one of the biggest traffic jams in L.A. history.

66. Behind The Scenes behind The scenes. Some staging can be done in a very simple manner Chicago atthe Brentwood theatre, for example, used scaffold poles and a few benches http://www.stewartcsi.freeserve.co.uk/behindthescenes.htm

Behind The Scenes Long before rehearsals start, the Stage Manager appointed for the particular show meets the producer to discuss his/her ideas. Some staging can be done in a very simple manner - 'Chicago' at the Brentwood Theatre, for example, used scaffold poles and a few benches, relying on lighting for the main effects - whereas major musicals at the Queen’s Theatre have before now needed an articulated lorry-load of scenery to be delivered. Budgets are discussed and set once the main ideas are in place, and have to be applied rigidly to all aspects of the production; this often involves a re-think of ideas to reduce costs whilst never compromising on the quality of the show. The Stage Manager then designs scaled plans to fit the theatre, and co-ordinates the building of scenery where this has been decided upon. These plans are then used for rehearsals, so that the cast become accustomed to entry and exit points, changes in levels, positions of scenery, balconies, tables and as far as possible the amount of space available. Just before rehearsals start, a Production Meeting takes place involving Stage Crew, Producer, Musical Director, Electrics, Sound, Props (hand-held properties) and Wardrobe to discuss the requirements for each department. Those involved backstage, in Electrics, Sound and Props attend many of the rehearsals to learn the show, work out the sequence of scene changes, lighting and identify problem areas until finally the technical crew arrive at the theatre the weekend prior to a week’s run or very early in the morning for a one-day concert. In the case of ‘The Magnificent 7’, our 1999 concert, the entire stage was built by BOS members in an otherwise totally empty sports hall only to be dismantled again after the two shows.

67. Behind The Scenes on Angel has started off doing theatre and I think at some point wants to get backto doing theatre,” she laughed. Return to behind the scenes Main Page. http://www.cityofangel.com/behindTheScenes/bts3/amySpot.html

L.A.’s Southern Belle an Exclusive Spotlight on Amy Acker ylea was a crazy place. A lot of interesting things happened in the season ending, three-episode arc back in May of 2001, the most important being the introduction of an odd girl dressed in a burlap sack. Labeling her as insane seemed logical at the time; considering how she lured a wild beast-like Angel back to her cave dwelling with a blood soaked hand. And then there was her peculiar, barely coherent, rapid fire speech. Yes, that was the introduction of Winifred Burkle, the brainy beauty Angel fans would come to love and respect as one of the gang. Amy Acker , the woman behind the character, does share a few of Fred’s characteristics, namely her charm and carefree laughter. Having made her mark on Angel for two full seasons now, she has undoubtedly established her talent and presence. Recently, CoA got the opportunity to chat it up with Amy on a relaxing Thursday morning and become the happy victim of that wonderfully infectious giggle. DANCING INTO THE THEATRE As Therese Raquin, Amy cultivates her talent on the stage

68. Behind The Scenes Once that curtain goes up and the lights are on it s you. What also draws him backto theatre is what he referred to Return to behind the scenes Main Page. http://www.cityofangel.com/behindTheScenes/bts/renner_02.html

an Exclusive Spotlight on Jeremy Renner Continued from previous page... The vampire Penn came across very much like an actual serial killer; he had issues with his past, would covet his work, and had no regrets. However nothing, not even playing Penn, could prepare Jeremy for his role as Jeffrey Dahmer in David Jacobson's independent film, "A Mind is a Place of Its Own." He noted that playing Dahmer was, "a whole other ball game. Comparatively, Penn is much more aggressive and charming. Dahmer is much more passive and docile and flaccid and did much crueler and nasty things. I don't think it helped at all but maybe it was an easier transition from that than like playing some stoner in "Senior Trip". It's a little closer but I don't think it really helped me any. Just being twisted in the head has really helped me because I'm a twisted bastard," he remarked slyly. Jeremy as Jeffrey Dahmer in " A Mind is a Place of Its Own " "Just being twisted in the head has really helped me because I'm a twisted bastard" "A Mind is a Place of Its Own" is in the final editing stages and will hopefully be appearing at film festivals very soon. All Jeremy could say about the post-production was that, "I know there is a lot of good things happening with it but I can't say too much about it right now because it's like bidding wars and all that kind of stuff. But I know good stuff should happen with it."

69. Arden Theatre Company - Birthing The Baby - A Behind-the-scenes Look At The Maki Birthing the Baby A behind-the-scenes look at actors gather around a long tablein the cavernous, third-floor rehearsal studio at the Arden theatre Company http://www.ardentheatre.org/news/2000_0629.html

Announcing the 2004-2005 season... Subscribe now for the best prices, the best seats, and so much more. Don't miss The Apprentice: The 11th Annual APA Showcase, June 22-23. Discover the benefits of membership with the new Friends of Arden's Children's Theatre program. Arden News Birthing the Baby - A behind-the-scenes look at the making of the new musical BABY CASE Philadelphia City Paper: June 29, 2000 By Steve Cohen Monday, June 12. On this hot and humid morning 17 singer-actors gather around a long table in the cavernous, third-floor rehearsal studio at the Arden Theatre Company. They are assembling for a workshop - a private tryout - of a new musical, Baby Case, about the media hype that surrounded the trial of Bruno Hauptmann for the kidnap and murder of the Lindbergh baby in 1932. Most are in T-shirts, shorts and sandals. There are two noticeable exceptions. Vince DiMura wears a long-sleeve purple shirt, psychedelic vest, black pants and shoes, his long, dark brown hair pulled into a braid. "You can always tell the musician," says Terrence Nolen, producing artistic director of the Arden. Nolen himself looks more yuppie than theater, with his buttoned, long-sleeved striped shirt hanging loose over khaki pants.

70. Behind The Scenes Tours, The Round Barn Theatre House Seat Insights The Round Barn theatre. 2004 Musical theatre Season 2004 SeasonSubscription 2004 Season Schedule Plain and Fancy April 20 October 30. http://www.amishacres.com/aa_musical_theatre/miscellanous/behind_the_scenes_tour

Telephone 1-800-800-4942 Home Come Visit Historic Farmstead Threshers Dinner ... Search Top rated byYahoo!Shopping Online General Store Oldfashioned Shopping A Newfangled Way Customer Comments Gift Certificates Directions Prices and Packages Pick Your Pace Planner Letters of Recommendation Hours of Operation Weather Site Index ... IndianaGetaway.com When time is precious Amish Country Northern Indiana U.S. Postal Service Barbara Ann Kipfer found two of her 'happy things' at Amish Acres The Happy Boo k Indiana remains on Eastern Standard Time year-round House Seat Insights The Round Barn Theatre Scott Saegesser, artistic director, will lead interactive jaunts immediately following Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday matinees to view the changeover in progress, especially for tour groups visiting Amish Acres. He'll cover the history of the Round Barn Theatre, information about company members, sound and light boards, past costumes, wigs and sets as well as artistic work in progress. Saegesser says, "We work very hard to produce excellent theater for our audiences. This will give people a chance to see up close the artistry of the designers and technicians as well as a peek at how it's done and what happens after the show is over. People who are familiar with the production process will enjoy the chance to see how it is done here and how we fit two shows into our tight schedule. There will be something for everyone, and no one who sees a show should miss the rare change to get the inside scoop!"

71. TVShowsOnDVD.com - Behind The Scenes - Vol. 2 - Theatre, Sculpture And Photograp behind the scenes Vol. 2 - theatre, Sculpture And Photography. http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/releaseinfo.cfm?ReleaseID=1619

72. Behind The Scenes At The Archway These pages give a good idea of the work going on behind the scenes. TheArchway theatre has two sides. The theatre Club. http://www.archwaytheatre.co.uk/bstage.htm

Back Stage - This Is The Section That Reveals All Before the actors can play their part, a lot of preparation and hard work has to be done. These pages give a good idea of the work going on behind the scenes. At any time there will be at least two plays active. The current play will either be in rehearsal on stage, or actually running. The following play will be rehearsing in the rehearsal arch. The Archway Theatre has two sides:- The Theatre Club The Club Members are the audience who support the theatre by coming to watch the plays. The Theatre Company The Company Members are the people who are responsible for staging the plays and running the theatre. All are unpaid amateurs, giving their time for the love of the theatre. A View of the Stage The Actor's View The Team Involved in Every Production The Director appoints the team leaders Stage Manager Designer Costumier Set Constructor (Master Carpenter) Painter Electrician Duty back stage crew for the run of the play. Each Team Leader appoints his or her team Although most members have their favourite activity or have special skills, they may take on various roles in different productions. There are no "prima donnas" at the

73. NYC.gov - Mayor's Office Of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting - Production News an event sponsored by the Mayor s Office of Film, theatre and Broadcasting Attendeeswere excited about the opportunity to get a behindthe-scenes look at http://www.nyc.gov/html/film/html/news/033104_behind_scenes.shtml

March 31, 2004 Industry professionals recently learned the strategies and secrets behind one of the hottest television series filmed in New York. On March 11, directors of HBO's Emmy award-winning series The Sopranos discussed the show's widespread appeal and critical acclaim, in an event sponsored by the Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting (MOFTB) and the Director's Guild of America (DGA). During the discussion, directors credited strong characters, a sense of mystery and superior writing for the show's success. “The show is intensely character driven, not plot driven,” Director John Patterson said. “It weaves a complicated web between the characters' fears, hopes, and paranoias, with lots of layers.” They said The Sopranos focuses on storytelling, with subtle directing. “One of the main things that's different about this show is it is one thirteen hour movie that you see a part of each week,” Actor/ Director Peter Bogdanovich said. “It's not thirteen different episodes. It's all connected, somehow.” Director Henry Bronchtein spoke about “that mood, that mystery” that defines the show. “That's a character,” he said.

74. Behind The Scenes Theatre Sculpture At Sculptureunltd.com behind the scenes theatre Sculpture at sculptureunltd.com. Search Browse this Siteby Category, sculptureunltd.com behind the scenes theatre Sculpture, Page 1. http://www.sculptureunltd.com/a/B0000714A7/Behind-the-Scenes-Theatre-Sculpture.h

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75. Behind The Scenes With Julie Taymor series goes behind the scenes to discover the creative process with renowned artistsincluding painter David Hockney, jazz percussionist Max Roach and theatre http://theatre.hushvideos.com/BS-Tay.shtml

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76. Behind The Scenes It s hard to look at the list of events for this weekend s behind the scenes festival,presented by the theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia (TAGP), and http://citypaper.net/articles/2002-05-16/artpicks5.shtml

search citypaper.net cover story news opinion arts ... Subscribe Also this issue: Not Your Average Joe Gallery Joe has exhibits by two impressive sculptors on display. -Susan Hagen -Deni Kasrel Mixed Media -A.D. Amorosi Razing the Bard -Toby Zinman Pop Garde -Deni Kasrel May 16-22, 2002 artpicks Behind the Scenes by Debra Auspitz Theater It's hard to look at the list of events for this weekend's Behind the Scenes festival, presented by the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia (TAGP), and not let out a "wow." For one day, more than 30 theater companies, many with sharply divergent missions, styles and seasons, will come together to represent Philly theater for the community. Each company is presenting a different activity, most relating in some way to the company's current production. You can check out the set and lighting schemes for the Wilma's Indian Ink or take a Japanese Noh workshop with Greg Giovanni, who's currently directing Azuka Theatre Collective's Friends . You can tawk with the folks at Philadelphia Theatre Co. and see an excerpt from their upcoming show Barbra's Wedding . (It'll be like buttah, I'm sure.) Pig Iron's Dito van Reigersberg and Quinn Bauriedel will lead a session on creating physical characters; there are improv opportunities from ComedySportz, Playback Philadelphia or LunchLady Doris; Brat Productions is opening up a rehearsal of

77. RYERSON UNIVERSITY: News: Nelson Mandela: Behind The Scenes behind the scenes Backstage Notes from the Ceremony Newsworld used five camerasin the theatre for the ceremony, including one remote controlled version http://www.ryerson.ca/news/2001/mandelascenes.html

Ryerson Home Events Year 2001 Mandela at Ryerson ... Broadcast live on CBC Newsworld and here on the Ryerson Website Behind the scenes Backstage Notes from the Ceremony Newsworld used five cameras in the Theatre for the ceremony, including one remote controlled version mounted on a boom that swung remarkably close to the heads of some audience members After the ceremony, Mr. Mandela and Ms Machel met the artists who performed for them. All performers, that is, except signer Molly Johnson, who had to take her one-year-old son, Henry, home for a nap "I like your moves," Mr. Mandela said to one of The Nylons Raffi was supposed to debut the song he wrote for Nelson Mandela, Turn This World Around, at the UN Special Session on Children, but the conference was cancelled because of Sept. 11 Security personnel from South Africa and the RCMP were in attendance but remained in the background for the most part. More than a dozen plainclothes RCMP were seated in the Theatre, another six or eight were backstage United Press International's Washington bureau made Ryerson photographer Dario Ruberto's pictures of the event available to their member papers across the U.S. Prior to coming to Toronto Nelson Mandela met U.S. President George Bush and went to ground zero in New York City

78. Behind The Scenes At Shakespeare - (Grants Pass Article) The tour takes you behind the scenes at the OSF s three theatre stages and alsogives a glimpse into the 9 to midnight work days of its actors and production http://www.grantspassnews.com/articles/index.cfm?artOID=180118&cp=4276

79. The Talent Behind The Talent: Behind The Scenes At The Rocky Horror Show Equally as important, and not so cliched, is choosing just the right peopleto work behind the scenes. theatre magic isn t magic at all. http://www.polarcom.com/~hookey/talent.html

The Talent Behind The Talent Behind the scenes at The Rocky Horror Show by Darrell Hookey, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Mary Sloan sits in a chair, facing a wall just one metre away. It's a glorious Sunday afternoon in late June. In a rehearsal room on the second floor of The Guild Hall, overlooking a graveyard of props from the recently played out Dads In Bondage, Sloan is staring at a list of characters taped to the wall. It is audition day for The Rocky Horror Show. Her body language screams out against the mental gymnastics necessary to either break hearts or break the play. "I hate this part," she flatly declares. "I hate calling someone to tell them they don't have the part they wanted." As the director, this unpleasant job belongs to her alone. It's just one price to pay to have the only "glamorous" behind-the-scenes job on a play. It will be her vision that will be seen by Whitehorse audiences beginning Oct. 19. And it is her pleasure to present one of the great "moments" in live theatre as Frank 'N' Furter makes his entrance, an entrance that made an impact on her 23 years ago when she first saw the play in London, England. As a veteran performer and director in Whitehorse, she has been drawn to plays "from the absurd to the more absurd". From Annie to Hamlet to, well, The Rocky Horror Show.

80. Indiana American Indian Theatre Company (IAITCo.) behind the scenes Indiana Indians gain visibility The Indiana american IndianTheatre Company (IAITCo.) Makers of Finding our way home. Rita Kohn, IAITCo. http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/www/ihb/amerindians/findingscenes.html

document.write(""+list[j]+""); Indiana american Indian Theatre Company (IAITCo.) The Indiana Historian a magazine exploring Indiana history Finding Our Way Home: The Great Lakes Woodland People Behind the Scenes - Indiana Indians gain visibility The Indiana american Indian Theatre Company (IAITCo.) Makers of Finding our way home Rita Kohn, IAITCo. resident playwright, is the author of fourteen published books and twenty produced plays. With permission from Elders and the Native American Council, advisory to the State of Indiana, she is a co-founder of IAITCo. with Rebecca Martin, and a co-founder with James W. Brown of the Indiana University School of Journalism at IUPUI Voices of the Turtle Project and Scholarship, funded in part by five of her books: Always a People, Spring Planting, Celebrating Summer, Fall Gathering, Winter Storytime . She is the author of A Guide for Teachers, Parents and Students for Shadow Speakers of Night Sky Stories Stands Tall Woman, IAITCo. resident artist, also is an art teacher for Carmel Clay Schools, Hamilton County, Indiana. She is a fine arts graduate of Anderson University and is in graduate studies at Ball State University. Her work is held by private and museum collections. STands illustrated

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