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Decibelle Kaos

Decibelle Kaos Am currently looking for theatre work in Melbourne, Australia!! Desperate for casual work, follow spot etc!!! Any ideas beautiful people?? Email wickedbeatz@hotmail.com if u can help!! Cheers much and good luck to yis all & a happy freakin' new year!! xoxo

December 29, 2009 at 2:43am · Report
David Shiffer

David Shiffer Currently Looking for work in the Austin Area, Any suggestions?

December 19, 2009 at 3:42pm · Report
David Shiffer
David Shiffer
Oh I may like to add, I deal with more of the technical side of theatre, Everything from sets, Lights, rigging, special effects, some audio.
December 19, 2009 at 3:46pm
Eric

Eric I am looking for a ballet choreographer in the Los Angeles/Bakersfield area for a short (5 to 10) minute piece, the play it is going in is Hamletmachine. Please message me with questions, or to see the script. The music is being composed specifically for the show.

December 14, 2009 at 1:20pm · Report
Chad

Chad As 'talent', why aren't you doing more for me?

December 8, 2009 at 11:41pm · Report
Dan McLaughlin

Dan McLaughlin Do you need help with scenery for your show? Check us out at www.scenicsolutions.com

October 15, 2009 at 4:22am via Facebook for iPhone
Theatrical Production Workers

Theatrical Production Workers Just wanted to plug "Brisbane Unplugged" currently in season at the Old Museum. Check out the Brisbane Unplugged fan page, or http://brisbaneunplugged.com.au/

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Here’s his colourful tribute to this city’s 150th Birthday.He knows his town and he tickles its fancies with larrikin wordplay and saucy lyrics.He pings off at Brisbane’s life, lifestyles, ...
August 30, 2009 at 7:25am
Andy

Andy I'm looking at a intercom system for our high school theatre facility. Any recommendations? I've used Clear Com but I'm looking at Eartec. Wired or wireless?

August 30, 2009 at 7:05am · Report
Andy
Andy
OK, where are you and where have you used Production Intercom equipment? There's three reps here in Louisville.
August 30, 2009 at 8:28am
David Lane

David Lane Hey all, am a voltunteer in the local theatre here in UK, but the reason i am here is to pick up some tips from people who work in bigger theatres, as i want to move on to a paid job in theatre what is the best thing to do?

July 30, 2009 at 12:26pm · Report
Wills Wills
Wills Wills
Get in touch with your local theatre (or any theatre for that matter)...show them your keen, ask to be considered as a casual worker (all theatres have them, its basically someone who is called in, usually at short notice and usually just for a day or so at a time....or it could be to do fit ups and get outs etc or operate follow spots on shows..... See Moreall that sort of thing). The most important thing is have the right attitude and make yourself available. Bery often when a job finally does come up in that theatre, if you're skilled enough, you will have much more of a chance of getting it is you have done casual work there and proved yourself....thats my advice anyway!! Hope it helps.
August 19, 2009 at 11:05am
Cameron

Cameron Hello everyone, I am your worst nightmare! Unschooled, no formal training, and yet somehow, technical director for a small professional theater in Souderton, PA. I have a 20 year background in local volunteer theater (we don't like the phrase "community theater" - hiss!) and have been weilding dangerous power tools s...ince I was 12. I've been an actor, am still ocassionally a director, but mostly am a set builder, and special effects designer and builder. I dabble in sound design with some rudimentary software. I am often accused of not taking myself seriously enough for the work I do, but when I see how much there still is to learn, I feel like my 30+ years of tinkering doesn't amount to very much. My theater hires designers and scenic artists, and I build their visions. I learn something amazing from each and every one of them. So, if you are one of those people, thank you. And if you have the opportunity to pass along your knowledge, we tinkerers are grateful for it. Cameron

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July 14, 2009 at 8:21am · Report
Jennifer
Jennifer
Local volunteer theater would not exist if not for people like you, don't sell yourself short. ; )
October 7, 2009 at 6:10am
Philip Elhai

Philip Elhai Going to IMATS next Sunday at the Pasadena Convention Center with two of my like-minded daughters. Good times!

June 14, 2009 at 2:09pm · Report
Alan

Alan I am touring a production that I did off-Broadway last year called Fabulous Divas of Broadway. Looking for small to mid size theatres that host shows, do splits, or special performances. www.divasofbroadway.com

June 12, 2009 at 12:38pm · Report
Teri
Teri
No and no. They're a new company just starting up so we're keeping our fingers crossed for their success. Great people so we wish them the best. Unfortunately they're unable to offer Equity contracts yet so I didn't audition.
June 12, 2009 at 3:37pm
Philip Elhai

Philip Elhai I've been in love with the knobs and dials of Backstage since I was in 6th Grade and my older sister perofrmed in Wait Until Dark. UCLA provided me with an extremely well-rounded degree, after which I've designed sets, lights, and makeup. My most recent work was in May; I designed and executed Make-Up for Driving Mis...s Daisy in Claremont, CA (about 35 miles east of Los Angeles) -- the characters aged 25 years over the course of the play, and they weren't spring chickens to begin with (72 and 62 - the characters, not the actors). I, too, was privileged to serve as president of my Thespian Troupe (#2129), and have helped staff backstage at the CA State Thespian Festival for the last 15 years or so, most recently leading the student All-State Carpentry Crew. What an incredible experience seeing the talented of the youth of America!!!

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June 11, 2009 at 10:10pm · Report
Justin

Justin I'm the Head of Applied Performing Arts at a Cheshire Arts College and teach students from 11 to 18. We're just setting up a group to get students involved in extra curricular Theatrical Production work. This network's a boon for me to meet really interesting and, sometimes local, people. I will tell all my contacts :)...

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=188251640243&ref=ts#/group.php?gid=188251640243&ref=share

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June 10, 2009 at 2:09pm
Jake Sid Horvat

Jake Sid Horvat I work in theaters around Sonoma County and I am currently the lighting designer for Seussical the Musical at the Raven Theater in Healdsburg. I just graduated from High School and have done the lighting design for a few shows at various theaters outside of School. I have really enjoyed the theater working environment ...and I will be studying technical theater in College.

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June 10, 2009 at 1:05pm · Report
Cammery Blevins

Cammery Blevins I've been doing theatre what could be considered my entire life. I started loving acting, but then in my sophomore year of high school I found the costume shop, and because of what i like to call the five minute rule I answered the calling to be a costume designer. I am currently preparing to design costumes for the Em...ily Ann Theater in Wimberly, Texas. Its a small theater with an amazing spirit. Anyway this seems like a good group and I'm excited its here.

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June 10, 2009 at 12:08am · Report