81. Behind The Scenes: Yeats, Horniman, And The Struggle For The Abbey Theatre behind the scenes Yeats, Horniman, and the Struggle for the Abbey theatre. 4— Authors and Actors The Irish National theatre Society, Ltd., http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft8489p283/

Home About Us Help Behind the Scenes Yeats, Horniman, and the Struggle for the Abbey Theatre Adrian Frazier Suggested citation: Frazier, Adrian.  Behind the Scenes: Yeats, Horniman, and the Struggle for the Abbey Theatre.  Berkeley:  University of California Press,  c1990. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft8489p283/ Contents Abbreviations Preface—  Whose Abbey Theatre? Acknowledgments 1—  The Making of Meaning:  Yeats and The Countess Cathleen ... See the XML upon which this page is based (you may need to choose "view source" in your browser after clicking the link). University of California Press eScholarship Editions are published by eScholarship , the California Digital Library © 2003 The Regents of the University of California

82. Arden Theatre Company - Birthing The Baby - A Behind-the-scenes Look At The Maki Birthing the Baby A behind-the-scenes look at the making of the new musicalBABY CASE Nolen himself looks more yuppie than theater, with his buttoned, http://www.ardentheatre.org/news/2000_0629.html

Great savings, exclusive benefits, the best seats... 2005-2006 subscriptions are still available. Take a social peek behind the scenes with our popular Salons for adults. Personalize a seat to your family or friends... engrave your support and help us grow! 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. Nolen greets the group while his assistant passes out scripts, music, Equity contracts, tax forms and the schedule: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., six days a week for two weeks. Nolen tells the cast his company has been doing one musical a year since it was founded by him, Aaron Posner and Nolen’s wife, Amy Murphy, 12 years ago. "But this will be our first world premiere musical. They’re much more expensive than straight plays because we have to pay more royalties, hire musicians, a musical director, choreographer and so on... So it’s a big and expensive risk. That’s why we decided we should have a workshop, to see how it plays. We applied for and got a grant from the Independence Foundation to pay for this and other workshops here. Now let’s tap the spine of this piece."

83. North Dakota State University: DVFA: Theatre Department: Production Season Working behind the scenes. theatre is a collaborative art form needing the workof many artists and craftspersons. Little Country theatre offers students http://www.ndsu.edu/finearts/theatre/production_season/LCT.shtml

Production Season NDSU College of AHSS Fine Arts Theatre Department ... Production Season Little Country Theatre The LCT Season of Productions Attending a Show (buying a ticket, theatre policies, handicap accessibility) Participating in a Show (auditioning, other acting, working behind the scenes, earning academic credit, ushering) Little Country Theatre, the producing arm of the Department of Theatre Arts, has been a part of NDSU campus life since 1914. LCT is dedicated to producing a wide-range of theatrical activity, from the classics to Broadway musicals to the finest in contemporary drama. The 2005-2006 Little Country Theatre Season Fortinbras by Lee Blessing October 6-9, 13-15 Thursday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2:00 p.m. Askanase Auditorium Student Directed One-Act Plays November 17-19 Thursday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Walsh Studio Theatre A Chorus Line by Michael Bennett February 15-19, 2006

84. Council For The Arts :: Behind The Scenes behind The scenes Chambersburg Ballet theatre Chambersburg Community ChorusChambersburg Community Concert Association Chambersburg Community theatre http://www.innernet.net/councilforthearts/behind-scenes.html

Home About the Council Our Gallery Grant Opportunities ... Local Arts Organizations Behind The Scenes Council For The Arts :: Board of Directors Vickie Howe, President Mark Miller, 1st Vice-President Karen Sioberg, Treasurer Karen Carmack, Secretary John Hull, III, Annual Campaign Chair Judith R. Chambers Carolyn Baker Yvonne Butts-Mitchell Bob Fike Cynthia Keller David S. Keller Lynn Y. MacBride Pat Mathews DeWayna Pittman Greg Plasterer Marva R. Purvis Rebecca Weaver Cindy Wolf Council For The Arts :: Staff Jane G. Carlson, Administrative Assistant Pat Beard, ARTS Express! Coordinator Council For The Arts :: Advisory Committee The Advisory Committee meets regularly on the 3rd Wednesday of each month (except December) at 12 Noon at the Arts Council to share resources and enhance cultural programming in our area. Caledonia Theatre Company Capitol Theatre Chambersburg Area School District Chambersburg Ballet Theatre Chambersburg Community Chorus Chambersburg Community Concert Association Chambersburg Community Theatre Chambersburg Garden Club Chambersburg Quilt Guild Chambersburg Recreation Dept.

85. Behind The Scenes YOUNGSTERS have got their teeth into seeing the theatre from behind the scenes.The First Bite group, for 11 to 14 year olds, is a workshop for the Royal http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/news/s/25/25994_behind_the_scenes.html

REGISTER ABOUT US SITE MAP FEEDBACK :: LOG-IN PASSWORD News Stockport News Rochdale News Salford News ... news manchester news Email to a Friend Your comments Friday, 6th December 2002 Behind the scenes YOUNGSTERS have got their teeth into seeing the theatre from behind the scenes. The First Bite group, for 11 to 14 year olds, is a workshop for the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester which demonstrates to enthusiastic youngsters aged 11 to 14 the ins and outs of stage production work. They experience the unseen secrets of putting on plays - the details which make a performance possible. The group aims to show the magic of theatre and encourage interest in the workings of the stage. The show under scrutiny was Secret Heart, the Royal Exchange's seasonal family production, adapted by Amanda Dalton from the David Almond novel. After the First Bite sessions, at the theatre's rehearsal premises in Swan Street, in the city's northern quarter, Amanda said: "The workshops give a real insight into the production. It was of interest to the youngsters because it's the story of a boy who is a sort of misfit whose qualities are recognised when he gets involved with magical elements of a circus which comes to town." Submit your comments Current Top Stories The liberated ladies of Oldham!

86. HBO: Deadwood - Behind The Scenes behind the scenes page on HBO s official Deadwood web site. http://www.hbo.com/deadwood/behind/therealdeadwood.shtml

HOME ORIGINAL SERIES MOVIES SPORTS ... Next The Real Deadwood Executive producer David Milch warns that Deadwood is not a docu-drama about the famed outlaw town. "I want to make it clear," he says, "that I've had my ass bored off by many things that are historically accurate." That said, Milch spent months immersing himself in the true stories of the people of 19th century Deadwood, absorbing not just the events, but also the subtle motivations behind them. "I like to read the primary materials; I love reading the Black Hills Pioneer, you know," he says. "I could read that all day. I'm interested in the personalities who were kind of the first prime movers in the community." With an eye toward a political career and even a presidential run, Custer organized support for a 1,000-man expedition into the Black Hills. "A lot of people were broke. There was a panic in 1873, and migrations of people." Milch says. "There were all kinds of social disruptions going on, and into this foment, you stir in Custer's personal ambitions. "Now for years and years there had been rumors that there was gold in the Black Hills. But what would become the Dakota Territory was owned by the Sioux 'for as long as the river shall run' according to the treaty signed six years before. So Custer says, let me ascertain the scientific content about the mineral deposits in the hills. And the guys in the Senate who wanted to run Custer for president authorized the expedition. Custer gets 25 photographers, reporters from the New York Times. It's a media event."

87. Www.RoadScholar.org : /utility/error.asp London Theater behind the scenes Human beings have always told stories—tounderstand history, to share beliefs and to pass the time. http://www.roadscholar.org/prog/adv-main.asp?Did=1-1L3UYH

88. Www.RoadScholar.org : Program Details - Description - New York Theater: Behind T But behind the scenes of a New York City theater production, there is uncertainty . Go behind the scenes to learn about the theater production process, http://www.roadscholar.org/prog/adv-main.asp?C=Y&src=/prog/adv-main.asp&Id=1-Q3V

89. Empower New Haven :: Teens Get Behind-the-scenes View Of Theater Teens get behindthe-scenes view of theater. Teens get behind-the-scenes view oftheater. Angela Carter , Register Staff 07/19/2003 NEW HAVEN — Terrell http://www.empowernewhaven.org/Info247/index.cgi/241

Home How We Help Who We Are Events ... Contact Us Teens get behind-the-scenes view of theater Teens get behind-the-scenes view of theater Angela Carter , Register Staff 07/19/2003 NEW HAVEN — Terrell "T-Money" McNeil and Andrew "The Magnificent" Henry are finding out that producing a play is harder than they thought. McNeil, 16, and Henry, 15, are in a group of 18 city teens learning the behind-the-scenes skills of musical and dramatic stage productions as part of the first ARTS @ WORK Summer Technical Theatre Institute. "We’re learning how to build sets and how to be costume designers," said Takiya Boyd, 17. That’s in addition to training in lighting, makeup, props and stage management and marketing. "I’m also learning the origins of theater," McNeil said. But their lessons are not academic. The youths literally are learning on the job. They are the technical crew for the play "like sun fallin’ in the mouth," the work of Yale School of Drama playwright Marcus Gardley, who is in Atlanta this week attending the National Black Arts Festival. The play will be performed next week at the African American Cultural Center at Yale, 211 Park St., and again next month during the National Black Theatre Festival in Winston-Salem, N.C.

90. Rainbow Crow: Behind The Scenes behind the scenes. Costumes Sets Music Actors Making a Play. COSTUMES.Wild Swan Theater creates whimsical, elaborate costumes, such as the ones http://www.si.umich.edu/chico/RainbowCrow/behind.htm

Behind the Scenes Costumes Sets Music Actors ... Making a Play COSTUMES Wild Swan Theater creates whimsical, elaborate costumes, such as the ones used in Rainbow Crow , below. Click on the images to see larger versions of the pictures. Rainbow Crow , the most beautiful bird in the world. The Snow Spirit , the spirit who makes snow fall to Earth. Masks for Raccoon Fox and Rabbit. The Wind Spirit , the spirit that carries Rainbow Crow. The Great Sky Spirit , who gives fire to Rainbow Crow. SETS Sets are an important part of every Wild Swan Theater production. Their sets evoke the atmosphere of the play, bringing the viewer into the world of the story. The pictures below show the sets of Rainbow Crow in different points in the performance. Click on the images to see larger versions of the pictures. MUSIC Wild Swan Theater likes to have on-stage, live musicians as part of their plays, so the audience can see how the music is made. The musician in

91. Coming To America: Behind The Scenes behind the scenes .The Performance Some Background behind the scenes Sets are an important part of every Wild Swan Theater production. http://www.si.umich.edu/chico/America/behind.html

The Performance Some Background Resources Activities On this page: Sets Props Music Actors ... Making a Play SETS Sets are an important part of every Wild Swan Theater production. Their sets evoke the atmosphere of the play, bringing the viewer into the world of the story. The pictures below show the sets of Coming to America in different points in the performance. Click on the images to see larger versions of the pictures. To top of page PROPS The characters in Coming to America each have props, things that they have brought with them to America. Some of these things remind the characters of their homeland. Other items contain the characters belongings. Pictures of the props are shown below. Click on the images to see larger versions of the pictures. To top of page MUSIC Wild Swan Theater likes to have on-stage, live musicians as part of their plays, so the audience can see how the music is made. The musician in Coming to America , David Mosher, plays a banjo, a mandolin, a violin and cowbells. Characters in the play also make music. The instruments used in the play are shown below.

92. Family Theater Productions - Behind The Scenes Family Theater Productions Family Theater Productions entertains, inspires,and educates families through quality television and radio programming. http://www.familytheater.org/about-behind.php

Overview History Behind the Scenes Current ... People Behind the Scenes Current Actor Jim Caviezel presents ‘Passion,’ speaks at World Youth Day 09/01/05 Actor Jim Caviezel, who portrayed Jesus in Mel Gibson’s blockbuster “The Passion of the Christ,” presented the film Friday, Aug. 19 to thousands of youth delegates at 2005 World Youth Day in Germany. He and his wife, Kerri, addressed the youth and led them in a decade of the Rosary at the 2-6 p.m. event, sponsored by Holy Cross Family Ministries, of which Family Theater Productions is a member. Jim is shown here with Father Willy Raymond, CSC, National Director of Family Theater Productions, who presented the actor with the Clarion Award from the Catholic Academy of Communication Arts Professionals. (See “Latest News” below.) Site by Viget Labs ABOUT US I OUR MEDIA I I CONTACT US I GIVING OPPORTUNITIES VISIT OUR ONLINE STORE SEARCH SITE MAP ... HOME

93. Family Theater Productions - Behind The Scenes Family Theater Productions Family Theater Productions entertains, inspires,and educates families through quality television and radio programming. http://www.familytheater.org/about-behind-archives.php

Overview History Behind the Scenes Current ... People Behind the Scenes Archives Actor Jim Caviezel presents ‘Passion,’ speaks at World Youth Day Family Theater programs broadcast in Canada Angelus Awards leads off profiles of student film festivals in MovieMaker ... ABOUT US I OUR MEDIA I I CONTACT US I GIVING OPPORTUNITIES VISIT OUR ONLINE STORE SEARCH SITE MAP ... HOME

94. River Valley Dining & Entertainment behind the scenes. No matter what division, Blue Stars a class act (2005/08/07) Theatergoers love Broad-way, and the Tony Awards show is a great http://www.rivervalleynewspapers.com/entertainment/behindscenes

Entertainment Home Local Stories Behind the Scenes Exhibits ... Submit Reel People Links La Crosse Tribune Winona Daily News Coulee News The Chronicle ... Tri-County Foxxy Advertisers Northeast IA Artists UWL Preformance Season Area Community Theatre Historic Anderson House ... Viterbo Dance Music Behind the Scenes This mad dentist already knew the drill It's not the first time Ryan Stotts has played the sadistic dentist in the musical "Little Shop of Horrors." 'Where's Terry?' 15 seconds of fame left lasting impression It was only 15 seconds on stage, but it seemed like 55 seconds. Walth composed a musical during sabbatical from UW-L What's it like to be onstage? Get the season's hottest tickets It's not a stretch to make the trip to Decorah People drive from Tomah, Wis., to La Crosse all the time for performing arts events at Viterbo University, plays at the University of Wisconsin- No matter what division, Blue Stars a class act The La Crosse Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps impressed many people last week at River City Rhapsody, their home show at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Jamie Olah, a recent Viterbo University graduate in theater performance, is spending her summer in the wig shop at the American Players Theatre in Spring Green, Wis.

95. Harvard Gazette: Behind The Scenes In Scene Construction Hidden behind a scrim is Stephen Setterlun who is positioning a piece of the play s I think all of us in the theater wonder, what is this all about? http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2002/10.17/16-art.html

Current Issue: October 17, 2002 News News, events, features Science/Research Latest scientific findings Profiles The people behind the university Community Harvard and neighbor communities Sports Scores, highlights, upcoming games On Campus Newsmakers, notes, students, police log Arts Museums, concerts, theater Calendar Two-week listing of upcoming events Subscribe Gazette headlines delivered to your desktop In the A.R.T. scene shop in North Cambridge, Julia Surette (left) and Jeff Durbin work on copper floor panels for the upcoming A.R.T. production of Marivaux"s "La Dispute." Hidden behind a scrim is Stephen Setterlun who is positioning a piece of the play"s set in preparation for welding. HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES Behind the scenes in scene construction: A.R.T.'s innovative designers challenge builders' ingenuity By Ken Gewertz Gazette Staff Staff photos by Stephanie Mitchell Maybe you thought Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" was a play about bored, morose Russians whining interminably about their frustrating provincial existences, but here in the American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.) scene shop it's all about the ceiling. Peter Doucette watches as Andrew O'Keefe balances on part of a panel he is drilling.

96. Behind The Scenes behind the scenes. The Arizona Republic Aug. 29, 2004 1200 AM. Arizona TheatreCompany has emerged as one of the nation s leading regional theaters. http://www.azcentral.com/ent/arts/articles/0829behind.html

OAS_listpos="Top1,Top2,Left3,x69,Bottom2,x70,x01,x02,x03,x04,x05,x06,Right3,Bottom1,BoxAd" var ScriptsLoaded = true; Hot stuff: Check out the Rep's Best winners Traffic Weather News ... phone book Specials ASU Insider Beat the Heat Haunted Arizona Rep's Best 2004 ... Subscribe to The Republic Behind the scenes The Arizona Republic Aug. 29, 2004 12:00 AM Arizona Theatre Company has emerged as one of the nation's leading regional theaters. One reason is David Ira Goldstein , artistic director since 1992. A master at programming, Goldstein, 51, mixes comedy and drama, new works and classics, keeping ATC's 18,000 subscribers in Phoenix and Tucson in a state of theatrical euphoria. It helps that Goldstein also is a brilliant director. Whether it's Two Gentlemen of Verona or My Fair Lady , he delivers lavish productions that challenge the intellect while overwhelming the senses. The only problem? Word is spreading. This year, at least two out-of-state companies made unsuccessful attempts to lure him to their stages. advertisement OAS_AD('BoxAd') Kathy Hotchner's feisty style is just the ticket for the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. As vice president of programming since 1988 and, since last season, as director of the center, she has turned SCA into a premier spot to catch the best and latest in performing arts.

97. ASTC - Behind The Scenes Accessible Practices behind the scenes When interviewed for this profile in1998, Bridget Shea was the theater manager at the National Museum of Natural http://www.astc.org/resource/access/btscenes/shea.htm

Accessible Practices EXCHANGE Museums' Legal Obligations Disability Rights Movement ... Accessible Practices Behind the Scenes Bridget Shea: Making Large-Format Theaters and Planetariums Accessible My Background and Current Work As I earned my undergraduate and graduate degrees in human communications, I worked in a planetarium. I found my training in human communications crucial to my work because it gave me insight about how to communicate with diverse groups of people. Immediately after college, I moved to Baltimore to produce planetarium programs at the Maryland Science Center. I wrote scripts, engineered soundtracks, built special effects, managed production staff, and programmed shows. I did some work for the large-format theater as well; specifically, I created pre-announcements, post-announcements, and slide shows. Believing that providing accessible services was the right thing to do, the museum began to caption its planetarium programs and large-format films. The Need for Accessible Services My experiences in two museums show how I came to realize the need for accessible services in museum planetariums and large-format theaters.

98. Behind The Scenes: A Flea In Her Ear DCTC’s level of expertise sets a standard that few US theater companies can match.You’re in for a treat in this behindthe-scenes making of a play, http://universitycollege.du.edu/program/ppe/ep/coursedetail.asp?QuarterTermCode=

99. Calvin College - Spark On-Line behind the scenes Light, costume and set designers enhance Calvin theater Calvin College theater has come a long way, and the look has improved one http://www.calvin.edu/publications/spark/sum00/feature3.htm

The Magazine for Alumni and Friends of Calvin College Behind the Scenes Light, costume and set designers enhance Calvin theater By Roxanne Rupke Van Farowe '97 Imagine yourself as an audience member watching the best play you have ever seen. The stage makes you believe that you, yourself, are a part of the world before you. At any moment you feel that you, like the actors, could step beyond the scene into other rooms and places that you can fully imagine. But do you notice the scenery, the props, the costumes or the lighting? Not really. Whether by choice or involuntarily the imaginary world engulfs you, and you believe it entirely. "The art of set design is at its highest when it is not noticed," said communications professor James Korf, a long-time set designer. "Instead (audience members) have to think about what is happening. They are overwhelmed." In fact, ".If someone says 'great costumes,' or 'did you see those lights?' that's a bad thing," Korf added. "Those impressions should all happen on a non-verbal level."

100. Talkin' Broadway Regional News & Reviews - Behind The Scenes Of Disney's Beauty behind the scenes, everyone is very friendly with one another, Seaside MusicTheater s production of Disney s Beauty and the Beast opens, http://www.talkinbroadway.com/regional/fla/fla47.html

"Tale as old as time" Behind the Scenes of Beauty and the Beast It's business as usual for Seaside Music Theater, Florida's premiere professional musical theatre, as they prepare for yet another quality production to hit the stage during the summer season. However, everyone is just a tad more nervous this time around, as the show they are preparing for is the Florida regional premiere of Disney's Beauty and the Beast — a lavish spectacle larger than any production SMT has attempted to date. Seaside Music Theater was formed in 1977 by Tippen Davidson, his daughter Julia (Truilo, the company's managing director and also a performer) and a few other ambitious individuals who saw the importance and need for theatre in the Daytona Beach area. In the twenty-seven years since that first season, SMT has grown to become one of the most respected companies, not only in Florida, but in the United States as well. Seaside was selected as one of the first five theatres in the United States to be granted permission to perform Beauty and the Beast , just as they were with Miss Saigon in 2001. Even

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