Blocking- the art of moving actors on the stage in such a manner as to not collide with anything. Like playing chess except the pawns argue.
— Stage Crew Bible (@stagecrewbible) April 6, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Blocking
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Montgomery Theater's 20th Anniversary!
Join us as we look back
on the first 20 years
of Montgomery Theater
and look forward
to the next
twenty!
Where: Montgomery Theater, Souderton, PA
When: March 24, 2013 3PM-7PM
Tickets: $45/person
RSVP: By Calling 215-723-9984 x11 or print and mail the invitation
What will I be able to bid on?
So many things we can't list them all, but here's a few to give you the idea:
A trip to NYC, including the hotel room and tickets to Lincoln Center
A night of theater with MT founders Tom Quinn and Hope deFrenes
A Vera Bradley tote bag
Thursday, December 06, 2012
The Candelier
Created by Kevin Champeny for Jellio, the Candelier is composed of over 3000 hand cast acrylic GummiBears. Yes, GummiBears!
Check out the photos!
Check out the photos!
Source:kchampeny
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Saturday, November 10, 2012
The M-Audio Firewire 410 Rides Again!
The M-Audio Firewire 410 Rides Again! Well, sort of.
I've finally made the switch to a Mac as the sound playback computer at Montgomery Theater. No, we didn't suddenly get flush with cash. I'm using my old 2008 MacBook. This means I can finally use the M-Audio Firewire 410 as an external sound controller, and Q-Lab as my sound cue software.
Setup on the MacBook went fine. the Mac recognizes and communicates with the M-Audio. On top of that, I confirmed that all the audio sources are functional.
Unfortunately, after connecting the M-Audio to the Crown amps, I found several problems:
I've done all I can tonight. Need to get up early tomorrow and try to get the adapters I need before Tech rehearsal. Hopefully, I can figure out how to eliminate that buzzing.
I've finally made the switch to a Mac as the sound playback computer at Montgomery Theater. No, we didn't suddenly get flush with cash. I'm using my old 2008 MacBook. This means I can finally use the M-Audio Firewire 410 as an external sound controller, and Q-Lab as my sound cue software.
Setup on the MacBook went fine. the Mac recognizes and communicates with the M-Audio. On top of that, I confirmed that all the audio sources are functional.
Unfortunately, after connecting the M-Audio to the Crown amps, I found several problems:
- I need 1/4 " to 3-pin adapters to connect the output from the M-Audio to the amps. I have one adapter, but I need five more.
- One of my three Crown amps is not working. Powers up, but no audio out.
- There is significant buzzing in the monitors. Doesn't happen when I run from the MacBook's headphone jack to the amp (via the mixing board). But it is happening when running from M-Audio straight to the amp.
I've done all I can tonight. Need to get up early tomorrow and try to get the adapters I need before Tech rehearsal. Hopefully, I can figure out how to eliminate that buzzing.
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Gaff Tape Shelf Supports
Courtesy of ThereIFixedIt.com, here is a shelf supported by gaff tape. Have you ever done this backstage?
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Labels:
backstage,
DIY,
Gaff tape
Monday, July 09, 2012
"Let's Pretend We're Famous" at Montgomery Theater for Limited Time!
Borrowed from the latest Montgomery Theater mailing...
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Post Gap
Cricket Chirping.MP3
You hear that? That (i.e., the cricket chirping sound in the above embedded player) is the sound of a vacant blog. I have been very remiss in posting here (my previous entry was all the way back in September 2011). I know I've had several ideas for posts, but none of them made it to reality. However, starting right now (or, rather, after this post) I will make an effort to post theater-related entries at least twice a month.
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