81. Behind The Scenes At Oklahoma! behind the scenes With their instantly recognisable songs, the works of Rodgers Hammerstein dominated the world of musical theatre for over 17 years. http://www.shulerhensley.com/behind_scenes.htm

Home News Updates Biography ... Guestbook Oklahoma! Behind the Scenes Excerpts and pictures from a programme shown on UK Channel 4 TV December 2000 Introduction : "With their instantly recognisable songs, the works of Rodgers & Hammerstein dominated the world of musical theatre for over 17 years. But it was their very first Broadway collaboration above all others which set the standard worldwide, a standard by which shows are judged even today. "The purpose of Trevor Nunn's revival was to create a production that attempted to update the show that had re-written the rules of musical theatre. "By making the most of the spirit of the original writing, Trevor Nunn's plan was to bring out subtleties of acting that might appeal to a modern audience." Trevor Nunn : "Oscar Hammerstein was such a wonderful dramatist and therefore his lyrics are very readily speakable as soliloquy, as dramatic exchange between characters. "For the last 40 years or so certain elements of the original material traditionally have been cut and have disappeared. So knowing that there was a real breadth and a real seriousness, it was a wonderful project to do, knowing that there were things that could be reintroduced for a contemporary audience."

82. CNN.com - Behind The Scenes Oscar Recap - Mar 11, 2004 of millions viewers see worldwide, there s lots more that happens behind the scenes. theevent, the fivelane street in front of the Kodak theatre in Los http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/03/11/oscar.recap/

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83. Talkin' Broadway - What's New On The Rialto? - "Behind The Scenes On Broadway" - BRINGING PEOPLE behind THE scenes ON BROADWAY By Gordon Greenberg. For me,there is no substitute for the visceral thrill of theatre. http://www.talkinbroadway.com/rialto/past/2000/7_30_00.html

BRINGING PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES ON BROADWAY By Gordon Greenberg Growing up in the suburbs of New York City, there was no greater high for me than a day trip to Manhattan. In addition to the requisite stop at my father's favorite knish joint on Houston Street, we would inevitably see a play or a musical on Broadway. I considered myself fortunate to be able to snap photos of myself under marquees, hoard playbills, and produce backyard facsimiles starring my brother and sister. I never imagined that I would actually have the opportunity to perform on Broadway and, subsequently, direct the very people I had gawked at on stage. For me, there is no substitute for the visceral thrill of theatre. In an age where we tend to isolate more often than not - on line and in line - theatre is a shared experience. Unlike the cinema, it demands audience participation in order to be fully realized. Stories are told through visual, aural and literary cues that ask us to fill in the blanks. Such non-literal, non-linear approaches encourage us to think as individuals; to have fresh ideas; to think, as my friends in management consulting like to say, "outside the box". Inspired by these thoughts, as well as the excellent education programs at the non-profit theatres I had worked at, I brought the idea of "living study guides" and creativity workshops tied to Broadway shows to the good folks at Theatre Direct International. With their unflagging support, my partners (producer Pam Pariseau and study guide author Peter Royston) and I created

84. Talkin' Broadway - What's New On The Rialto? - "Behind The Scenes At Elegies - A behind The scenes at Elegies a The next major incarnation of Elegies came in 1992when Bill was asked to direct it at the King s Head theatre, a fringe http://www.talkinbroadway.com/rialto/past/2001/3_29_01.html

Behind The Scenes at Elegies a history by Bruce D. Bossard For most people seeing the April 2nd benefit of Bill Russell and Janet Hood's Elegies For Angels, Punks And Raging Queens at the Haft Theater at the Fashion Institute of Technology, it will probably be a first time experience. The show, usually performed with over 30 speaking roles and 4 singers, is rarely done because of the massive financial and casting considerations. It has, however, been a boon for colleges, community theaters and benefit organizations who would like to use as many actors as are available to them! I have a long history with Elegies . I know the creators and have been alongside them from the very inception of the show. So Talkin' Broadway thought it might be nice for me to share a little bit of history about this very special theater piece with the denizens of our favorite web site. The thought of writing a piece about the effect AIDS was having in the world came to Bill Russell when in 1987 he went to the first showing of the gigantic Names Project Quilt which was displayed in Washington, D.C. Bill was overwhelmed by the vastness of the quilt and the deep losses so many people, and Bill himself, had endured of many friends and theater co-workers. While thinking about a way to put this vast subject matter into a theatrical setting, Bill thought back to one of his personal favorite literary and theater pieces, Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters, a series of poems about the townspeople of the fictional town of Spoon River who were all buried in the local cemetery. In 1963

85. Showtime - Queer As Folk - Behind The Scenes - Biography He most recently played William Shakespeare in an exciting, wellreceived new playcalled Swansong at Lucille Lortel s White Barn theatre in Connecticut and http://www.sho.com/site/queer/bio.do?bio=wetherall

86. Artists Behind The Scenes (Studio Arena), Studio Arena Theatre, WNYRIN. Artists behind the scenes (Studio Arena),Studio Arena theatre, in New York State. http://rin.buffalo.edu/s_educ/summ/child_stud_aren7.html

DB Search Artists Behind the Scenes (Studio Arena) Studio Arena Theatre 710 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14209-1990 Web Site: Artists Behind the Scenes (Studio Arena) Description The Studio Arena Theatre offers a theater summer program for Summer 2003. This camp accepts children from grade 5-8. This is a co-educational camp. Explore the process of stage design from its rough drawing phase to its installation. Students will use their imagination, basic set design practices and works from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery's collection to create their own set designs. Get a behind the scenes look at, workshops of the craftmen and designers at the Studio Arena. The session will be concluded with a visit to the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Program Detail Operating Months: July and August Age: 10 to 13 years old. Hours of Operation: 2:00pm-3:30pm Type of Program: Half Day No. of Slots: wnyrin.com Contact WNYRIN Western New York Regional Information Network, a program of the at the

87. 125th Street - Street Life: Behind The Scenes At 125th Street Street Life behind the scenes at 125th Well, for the first time ever you can geta rare glimpse of real theatre life and you can get it right here with http://www.125thstreet.co.uk/article/articleview/59/1/3/

Contents Home Site map Press Information Contact Us Index Search For A Star: Taking You Higher and Higher! Michaela and Trixie Shoot for the Stars Gerry Enters the Theatre of Dreams Matt's Diary: Week Two ... 125th Street's Search For A Star - Finalists Announced! Links Links Suggest a link Amateurs Layla Manoochehri (Solihull) From our nationwide auditions in association with News Street Life: Behind the scenes at 125th Street Ever wondered what it's like backstage on a new West End musical? Well, for the first time ever you can get a rare glimpse of real theatre life - and you can get it right here with our exclusive web footage! The people behind London’s hottest new musical 125th Street have teamed up with Tiscali , one of Europe's largest Internet companies, in rolling back the curtain to bring you a sneak look at rehearsals. Throughout the week you can watch the actors and directors in action at the Shaftesbury Theatre , plus get all the gossip and see it how it really is - warts and all. There may well be tantrums and tiaras - as the team rehearses in the run up to previews starting 30th August - but that’s Street Life!

88. Calendarlive.com - Registration Intercepts behind THE scenes. The Oscar progress of war was hardly the main hurdle to pullingoff the show, as was revealed by a night backstage at the Kodak theatre. http://www.calendarlive.com/movies/oscars/cl-et-horn24mar24.story

Home latimes.com Sign Up Submit Events ... Help Join now! DATING MOVIES MUSIC NIGHT LIFE ... Contact Us PARTNERS classifieds and more Careers Cars Homes ... Personals Saturday, June 12, 2004 The content you requested is reserved for calendarlive.com members only. Membership is FREE for Los Angeles Times 7-day newspaper subscribers. Become a member now and get: More than $500 worth of valuable discounts on the things you love - movies, restaurants, night life and more. Unlimited access to the most powerful local arts and entertainment search engine in Southern California - don't just find movie show times, find restaurants near that theater. Tons of award-winning news, reviews and features from The Times' Calendar section. Want to know more? Don't just sit there. Do something. Limited time offer, some exclusions apply. Latimes.com registered users, please click here Calendarlive members, please log in: Member Name: Password: Forget your member name and/or password Access to calendarlive.com is FREE for 7-day Times subscribers Yes, I am an existing Times subscriber and I want to enroll in calendarlive.com Yes, I want to start home delivery of the Los Angeles Times and get calendarlive.com access free Online-only Membership Yes, I want to join calendarlive.com for $4.95 per month

89. The Anne Films - Exclusive Behind The Scenes Info. From The Award Winning Mini-s Patricia Hamilton has worked with the Seattle Repertory theatre, Circle in the Square,American Shakespeare Festival, National Shakespeare Festival, Neptune http://www.anne3.com/html/Films/BioHamilton.html

document.body.style.scrollbarBaseColor='#AFCAFD' document.body.style.scrollbarArrowColor='#FEF4BA' document.body.style.scrollbarDarkShadowColor='#001695' document.body.style.scrollbarHighlightColor='#D7E6FF' document.body.style.scrollbarShadowColor='#000000' document.body.style.scrollbar3dlightColor='#FFFFFF' Patricia Hamilton has worked with the Seattle Repertory Theatre, Circle in the Square, American Shakespeare Festival, National Shakespeare Festival, Neptune Theatre, Festival Lennoxville and the Stratford Festival. Patricia Hamilton has worked with the Seattle Repertory Theatre, Circle in the Square, American Shakespeare Festival, National Shakespeare Festival, Neptune Theatre, Festival Lennoxville and the Stratford Festival. Patricia's most recent stage credits include the Canadian premiere of MOO with Factory Theatre; with the Canadian Stage Company; with Centaur Theatre Plus and Albertine in Five Times with the Tarragon Theatre. She was the recipient of a Dora Mavor Moore Award as Best Supporting Actress for her role in

90. Germantown Community Theatre -- Behind The Scenes If it s Great Community theatre, it s got to be GCT! On Stage, Behindthe scenes, Getting Tickets, News Stuff, Auditions, Office Crew, http://www.germantowncommunitytheatre.org/scenes.html

If it's Great Community Theatre, it's got to be GCT! On Stage Behind the Scenes Getting Tickets Auditions Office Crew Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of a production? Hah...a lot of fun, friendship, and frivolity!!! Nothing is as much fun as working as hard as we do on our shows... ...'cept, of course, performing them for you on stage! Welcome backstage... ...where the magic begins!!

91. Behind The Scenes - Theatre, Sculpture And Photography Movie: Behind The Scenes behind the scenes theatre, Sculpture and Photography DVD movie only $17.73, getthe behind the scenes - theatre, Sculpture and Photography movie on DVD From http://www.uln.com/cgi-bin/vlink/720229910415IE

Username: Password : New Account Free DVD Section. Search DVD's VHS's Movies Games Books Music All Power Search Customer Service SupportDesk Order Status (..More..) Join The Movie List! Browse DVD Genres Action Movies Adult Movies Anime Anime ... DVDs Under $6.00 Behind the Scenes - Theatre, Sculpture and Photography (New DVD Movie) - Fullscreen Actors: Julie Taymor Carrie Mae Weems Nancy Graves Directed by: Studio: First Run Features Home Video Our Price: Retail: 27 In Stock! Part Number: 720229910415IE Release: 12/17/2002 Description for Behind the Scenes - Theatre, Sculpture and Photography DVD BEHIND THE SCENES studies inspiring artists Julie Taymor, in her direction of THE LION KING, Carrie Mae Weems, shooting photography, and Nancy Graves as she sculpts another master work. Please see indivual volumes for further details. DVD Features: Region 1 Keep Case Full Frame - 1.33 Release Info: Color Film Year Released: 1992 RunTime: 90 Min. Release Language: English Original Language: English MPAA Rating: Not Rated Customers who bought this DVD also bought: Ghosts of the Abyss (DVD) Walt Disney Treasures - On the Front Lines (DVD) JFK: The Case for Conspiracy (DVD) Great Battles of World War II - Dambusters Raid (DVD) ... More Ways To Shop!

92. RoyalOperaHouse - Ticket Information - Online Tickets tours of the Royal Opera House offer a unique glimpse behind the scenes of one of Rememberthat you are visiting a working theatre and plans may change at http://info.royaloperahouse.org/Tickets/Index.cfm?ccs=520&cs=190

93. Variety And Virtuosity: American Ballet Theatre Now - Behind The Scenes The concept behind the founding of American Ballet theatre was not simply the creationof a truly American company, but one that combined the best ballets from http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/feature14/html/body_behind.html

ABT: A Dashing Mix of Old and New by John Ardoin The concept behind the founding of American Ballet Theatre was not simply the creation of a truly American company, but one that combined the best ballets from the past with works by gifted new choreographers. In fulfilling this mission, the company hoped to reaffirm the past and contribute to the future of dance. That goal was admirably achieved by the company's founding directors Lucia Chase, Richard Pleasant, and Oliver Smith during even the first year of its existence. Vladimir Malakhov, Parrish Maynard, and Keith Roberts in "Remanso." Among the works seen during ABT's first season in New York were Fokine's "Les Sylphides" and "Le Carnaval," prepared under his direction; "Giselle" and act two of "Swan Lake" in versions by Anton Dolin; Bronislava Nijinska's setting of "La Fille Mal Gardée"; "The Great American Goof," a new work by Eugene Loring to a libretto by William Saroyan; Mikhail Mordkin's "Voices of Spring"; and three works by Antony Tudor, who has been called "the artistic conscience of American Ballet Theatre" "Jardin aux Lilas," "Dark Elegies," and "Judgment of Paris." These works set a style that was old and new, lyrical and brash one that has remained a hallmark of ABT today. Through the years, few companies have been able to boast so wide a range of choreographic works. In a given season with ABT, one can see the great Russian classics such as "Swan Lake" or "Sleeping Beauty," modern classics like "Rodeo" and "Apollo," and new contemporary pieces such as "Airs," "Push Comes to Shove," and "Duets." The company has embraced dance works of Marius Petipa, Léonide Massine, George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Agnes de Mille, and Twyla Tharp, to skim only the cream off the top of the choreographers who have played a major role in ABT's history. There have been a parade of great dancers such as Alicia Alonso, Mikhail Baryshnikov (who also served as the company's artistic director from 1980 to 1990), Carla Fracci, Erik Bruhn, Natalia Makarova, Rudolf Nureyev, and Alicia Markova. For all of these legends, at one time or another, ABT was their artistic home.

94. BBC - Monarch Of The Glen consistently, and that there are no errors in continuity when scenes are filmed Ihave a theatre background, and started off by getting involved in community http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/tv/monarch/glenbogle_bugle/features/scenes_wardrob

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index SATURDAY 12th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Scotland BBC Scotland Television ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! The Hat, the Kilt and the Wardrobe John Laurie is the wardrobe supervisor on Monarch of the Glen, and he came to the set of Glenbogle in the Scottish highlands via ancient Rome and a Spice Girl-filled Turkey! He spends his days in amongst Molly's shoes, Archie's jeans and Duncan's t-shirts, having the responsibility of making sure that all the characters' clothes are present, correct and ready to wear for fliming. John's job is to ensure that the actors are clothed consistently, and that there are no errors in continuity when scenes are filmed on different days. We asked John about how he finds his job dressing the stars of the show, and also had a nosy at the wardrobe to look at key fashion items from Monarch's history. How did you get involved in costume design?

95. Lincoln Amphitheatre Contact. Search. Home. behind the scenes. He is also an Associate Professor of Theatreand Program Director at USI where he teaches courses in Acting, Directing http://www.usi.edu/lincoln/behindscenes.asp

Behind the Scenes Just For Kids Young Abe Lincoln Fiddler on the Roof Lincoln Home ... Support Lincoln Director ELLIOT H. WASSERMAN (artistic director) enters his tenth season with Lincoln Amphitheatre. A member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, he has directed major musicals at professional venues around the country, including such favorites as Guys and Dolls The Sound of Music Cabaret Man of La Mancha , and I Do! I Do! He is also an Associate Professor of Theatre and Program Director at USI where he teaches courses in Acting, Directing, and Playwriting. Wasserman's University directing credits are diverse, ranging from Shakespeare and Chekhov to such contemporary playwrights as Samuel Beckett and Christopher Durang. He is an occasional actor, having performed such roles as Frank Butler in Annie Get Your Gun! and Joe Keller in All My Sons A writer, Wasserman's short play Outlaws received a New York premiere in 2003, after earlier productions in Los Angeles and at the Actors Theatre of Louisville. Producer Tom Wilhelmus is associate dean of the School of Liberal Arts at the University of Southern Indiana. In addition, he is co-director of the RopeWalk Writers Retreat and fiction and non-fiction editor of The Southern Indiana Review, a University-sponsored publication he helped found. Nationally, his reviews of fiction appear in the Hudson Review in New York.

96. The Guide -- Behind The Scenes Friday, January 23, 2004. CAMPUS THEATER behind the scenes NomadicTheatre Begins By Erin Brown Hoya Staff Writer. Andreas Jeninga http://www.thehoya.com/guide/012304/guide2.cfm

Search The Hoya News Editorials Viewpoint Sports ... About The Hoya Friday, January 23, 2004 CAMPUS THEATER Behind the Scenes Nomadic Theatre Begins By Erin Brown Hoya Staff Writer Andreas Jeninga/The Hoya WHEREFORE ART THOU: “The Balcony” cast performs a puppeteer exercise. As if general auditions were not challenging enough, three dozen hopefuls for Nomadic Theatre’s “The Balcony” returned on Saturday morning for another grueling day in front of director Karen Berman. Some of them started as early as 10 a.m. and, instead of reading monologues and acting like rock stars, they were asked to perform actual lines from the play. “It was probably the longest callback I’d ever been to,” says Christina Ciocca (COL ’05), “but one of the most interesting and exciting, too.” Ciocca was cast as Irma, leader of the brothel and main character of the show. A demanding role from the start, she and male lead Michael Benz (COL’ 04), didn’t leave until 6:45 p.m., performing with all of the other characters to test their chemistry together. For Berman, the differences in chemistry were often negligible.

97. Lynchburg College In Virginia | Program In Theatre - Behind The Scenes For more information about LC theatre programs and course offerings, contact Mr.Jeff Wittman, Program Coordinator, at (434) 5448353 or e-mail Mr. Wittman at http://www.lynchburg.edu/academic/Theatre/theatre/backstage/

Assistant Technical Director Costume Assistant Management Assistant Master Carpenter Property Studio Supervisor Shop Foreman Technical Assistant Theater Electrician For more information about LC Theatre programs and course offerings, contact Mr. Jeff Wittman, Program Coordinator, at (434) 544-8353 or e-mail Mr. Wittman at wittman.j@lynchburg.edu Theatre Program Website LC Website Admissions Send comments, questions to webmaster@lynchburg.edu

98. Walden Family Playhouse Designers Crew A theatre before a play is performed is like an empty Set painterscreate scenes and effects with paint and must understand how color and http://www.waldenfamilyplayhouse.com/foreducators/classtripguide/discoverthemagi

EXPLORE THROUGH THEATRE CURRENT PRODUCTION RESOURCES CLASS TRIP GUIDE Learn About the Story Go Behind the Scenes Be a Great Audience LESSON PLAN ARCHIVE EDUCATOR F.A.Q. You may want to give your students some background on the roles involved in creating a theatre production. Feel free to print or copy the information below. The magic of theatre involves the playwright, actors, designers, a director, the audience and many other people. They all work to make the audience believe that what happens on the stage is real. Following are some of those people and their roles in making theatre come alive. Playwright Director Stage Managers Stage Crews are responsible for putting the sets in place, moving or changing sets and props. Dressers help the actors put on their costumes, especially when an actor comes back stage and quickly has to change into another costume for the next scene. A theatre before a play is performed is like an empty black box. Once a play is selected for production, designers read the play script and work to create the look and feel of the play. Everything you see and hear on the stage brings a play to life and has been purposely selected by the designers for just the right effect. Set Designers Set Designers can make the audience believe that the stage is a ship, a prison, or the moon. Pieces of painted canvas and wood that help create this sense of place on the stage are called sets. A play can have one or many sets. Smaller objects on the stage, also used to create a sense of place, are called properties, or props for short. A prop might be a worn-out sofa, an old-fashioned telephone, or a suitcase carried by an actor. All sets are drawn out ahead of time in a set design.

99. The Sydney Morning Herald The drama s behind the scenes. But the new production at the Royal ShakespeareTheatre in Stratfordon-Avon arrived freighted with expectations. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/03/23/1079939635220.html?from=storyrhs

100. Blissfully Bitter / Klm Design behind the scenes Florida Film Festival. Attribute it to the people behindthe scenes who devote themselves to all facets of the festival. http://www.blissfullybitter.com/written/fff.html

BODY Behind the Scenes: Florida Film Festival Every medium has the potential to impact an audience, but none has fulfilled that potential more than the film industry. Generations have been mesmerized by motion pictures since the opening of the first cinema. Within a single frame, a film can test our emotions, help us conquer fears of murderous dolls, alter our perceptions on important issues, or bring us infinite laughter. Films have proven to be such effective communication tools that many people are making their own. Whether they're shooting home movies or penning the great American screenplay, it seems everyone is itching to get into the movie business. But film festivals separate the true artists from the hacks. Once a year, Orlando's Florida Film Festival provides a home for those artists. The Florida Film Festival (FFF) was founded in 1992 by Enzian Theater owners Philip and Sigrid Tiedtke (pronounced “tiki”). Located in Maitland, The Enzian is the local art house cinema dedicated to showcasing independent and alternative films. FFF is an extension of the venue's mission, but it has grown into much more. In its eleven years, FFF has evolved into one of Central Florida's more popular events and was ranked as the #8 film festival in the world by the Ultimate Film Fest Survival Guide, which is considered the Bible of film festivals by most in the industry. Unlike some of the bigger fests, FFF maintains a cozy, low-key atmosphere that many find refreshing. What makes the festival so cozy? Attribute it to the people behind the scenes who devote themselves to all facets of the festival. The Enzian staff works hard year-round in order to provide two weeks of film fun. Several of them travel around to other festivals, checking out the new trends and scouting possible spotlight films; others stick to home-based duties such as writing grants, taking ticket reservations, and getting corporate sponsors. In addition to the regular staff, FFF manages to pull in about 160 volunteers each year. "Our volunteers are the heart and soul of the festival," says festival director Sigrid Tiedtke. "Some of them live in other parts of the country but schedule their vacation time around the festival so they can help out."

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