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I did the show last year and used Right on Cue services. They have the entire show and it's really good. The only catch is that it's all for an iOS, so we hooked my iPad up to the sound board. Overall, it ended up perfect.  Right On Cue Services - Home | 2017 Good luck! ------------------------------ ...

For my college, the theatre major was distinct from the education major, so I had a pretty strong training in technical theatre, especially design. However, I'm in a situation where I have a full-time tech theatre teacher while I focus on the drama classes, so my knowledge of many light and sound programs ...

Our Spring Musical is The Baker's Wife by Stephen Schwartz. We have our license, etc. from MTI, and now I'm trying to locate some music resources (accompaniment, etc.) for the production, as our school instrumental music program isn't the strongest and the band director isn't the most helpful, especially ...

1. We did Arsenic and Old Lace in the winter on our lecture hall stage (we have a huge performing arts center, but I wanted to give them a different venue experience). You only need a few stairs visible - the actors sell the stairs as they run up and behind a wall. 2. I've looked on community Facebook ...

For my Drama 2/3 class, I wanted to create a sense of artist accountability as well as a check for me to see what students are learning - and are they learning the skills I think that they are learning? So I made these handouts for them so that they could 1) see the "standards" expected of them, and ...

Hi, there! We are doing Jekyll and Hyde in April, and I'm looking for a good resource to rent or buy Victorian-era costumes, especially gentlemen's suits. I'm a pretty good seamstress, so I'm comfortable with the simpler stuff, but I'll need to definitely rent or buy things without spending a fortune. ...

When we did it several years ago, I had a few gender-bender roles. Lennox, Caithness, Mentieth, Fleance, Banquo, and "Duffling" - also the Old Man. We had it set in Art Deco 1920s, so we could do a lot with females in male roles as a thematic element. The kids loved it, and we had a great audience ...

Good morning! We are doingJekyll and Hyde in the spring, and my conductor and I are curious about instrumentation, especially what is needed in the way of keyboards (we don't have the books yet, and we want to be prepared). Anyone have experience with this show? Do you need a lot of keyboards, keyboard ...