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Scott Bloom
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Okay, I've looked at both these studies and they suggest what I've just said - that using social media is becoming necessary to communicate with the target audience, but that it only reaches those who would be inclined to go anyway. According to LaP…
Speaking for the people who practice traditional theatre, meaning community and small professional theatres, successfully getting a message out is meaningless unless people come to the theatre, and since their very survival depends on putting bodies…
I know exactly what you mean about our local choice of airports. I'll almost always fly out of BWI, given a choice, because it's a far superior airport in so many ways, but Dulles is the only one with direct flights to any of the New York city airpo…
Humor is born of pain. Neil Simon's "Prisoner of Second Avenue" is an example. The more his life descends into ruin the funnier it gets. Also "Mash", both the movie and the TV show, is a great example of finding the humor in the darkest situations.…
When I directed "Les Liaissons Dangereuses" a few years back I wanted to do a theme of music that progresses from somewhat before that time, around mid-eighteenth century, to the revolution. French classical music not being my forte, I consulted wit…
Unless someone has blatantly insulted me with bad taste, and took my money before doing it, I am grateful for the effort they put out there.
Very interesting subject, and it's nice to hear a different take on it.
My father once told me he didn't send me to college to get a job, but to get an education, and most of that education is not gained in the classroom. That's what I believe a goo…
If you're trying to convey the quality of your work, then a picture of something you've designed is appropriate. (Remember to get permission to use it if it was taken by someone else, and if there are other designers' works involved. And give approp…
I agree with Steven to a point. What's important for nearly any website, ( or any non-vanity website, anyway,) is that it be informative and functional. Do people come to a theatre company's website to be entertained, or for information? Making it e…
People will come for the potential thrill of seeing something go wrong.
I have no problem seeing a work in progress as long as I know that's what it is, and I fully expect that to be the case when I go see original one acts, or other local works.…
I'm assembling a workshop for the next AACT Festival in Rochester, NY in June that will demo free and inexpensive ways to use an old computer for various theatre functions - sound, lights, inventory, box office, and anything else I can think of. I h…
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- What's the last show you worked on?
- Spring 2011 - Directing Gurney's "The Cocktail Hour"
- Are you currently receiving Stage Directions magazine
- Yes
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 6:51am on January 7, 2011,
Gwydion Suilebhan said…
- Very kind sentiments, thanks! A pleasure to meet you.
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