Sat 14 Sept 16.30 – 18.00
Willow Theatre
Sustainability is important for everyone working in design today, but to be sustainable is also often required by your clients. Â What is real sustainability and can the energy saving in theatrical lighting save the world? Exploring what to do, and what not to.
Who should attend?
Opent to all with an interest in lighting
Price: £6
Sat 14 Sept 14.30 – 16.00
The Willow Theatre
Donyale Werle, who started out as a painter, began to reexamine routine theatre practices after working for 13 months on the set for High Fidelity, a 2006 Broadway musical that closed after only 13 performances, she told American Theatre Magazine in Fall 2012.
Seeing her work trashed seemed a waste in more ways than one.
This session will focus on producing greener theatre. Donyale Werle has gained much acclaim for her use of salvaged materials in her sets and for her creative designs; she won her recent Tony for Peter and the Starcatcher, whose set was made entirely of recycled materials. Werle serves as pre-production co-chair for the Broadway Green Alliance.
Open to all.
Price: £6
An edible stage will provide the unique space for this performance, which will explore our relationship to gardening in the age of ecological uncertainty and our broad relationship to nature. You will be invited to plant a seedling, contributing to the space in your own personal way.
The event will unify a temporary, site-specific edible garden with local gardening communities via performance.
Outside of the performance, the space will function as a discursive, enjoyable sitting area and installation which can be enjoyed by the public.
Open to all.
This performance has travelled to World Stage Design 2013 from Australia, the USA, Canada and the UK.
This performance will take place on the college grounds.
Tickets are free but limited in numbers.
Please follow the links below to pre book your free tickets.
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Fri-Sat JUL 6-7 8pm
Los Angeles Philharmonic
George Fenton, conductor
Following the success of Planet Earth Live, the world premiere of Frozen Planet in Concert comes to the Bowl’s big screen in the latest co-production of the BBC and Discovery Channel. The ultimate portrait of Earth’s last great wilderness, the polar regions, will be presented with stunning imagery with live orchestral accompaniment conducted by composer George Fenton.
Presented by LA Phil. For tickets and information, visit HollywoodBowl.com.
4 1/2 HOURS: ACROSS THE STONES OF FIRE
Produced by The Coal Free Future Project benefiting The Appalachian Community Fund
Written by Jeff Biggers
Directed by Stephanie Pistello
When Marie and Hovie’s 150-year-old family homestead is threatened by a planned mountaintop removal operation they must come to grips with their conflicting fates. Will their love for each other and the land survive an epic journey “Across the Stones of Fire?”
Films & Visuals by Ben Evans
Purchase Tickets Here.
Running time: 60 minutes, no intermission
Venue: The Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
Performance dates:
Tues 6/8 @ 5:30pm
Wed 6/9 @ 7:30pm
Sat 6/12 @ 12pm
Sun 6/13 @ 7pm
via 4 1/2 Hours: Across the Stones of Fire (Planet_Connections).