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THE LATEST
PRICILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT
From the land down under comes the musical comedy with a heart.
Pricilla tells the tale of three friends and a road trip to the middle
of nowhere. Except in October, "nowhere" is in Toronto at the Princess
of Wales Theatre. Sound Designers Jonathan Deans and Peter Fitzgerald
team up to bring Pricilla to life using Meyer Mica and M'elody curvilinear
arrays, and a state of the art Midas XL-8 digital console. Stay tuned to
this space for more breaking news from Toronto!
UNCHAIN MY HEART - THE RAY CHARLES MUSICAL
Starting the season off is the sound of timeless musical icon Ray Charles.
Unchain My Heart got its start in 2009 at the Pasadena Playhouse with
critical acclaim, and Broadway buzz is building! Sound Designer Carl
Casella will be using Meyer M'elody curvilinear arrays, and Meyer CQ-1's
and 2's in the 1058-seat Ethel Barrymore Theatre. A1 Ty Lackey will be
in full control mixing a Digico SD-8 console.
9 to 5 THE MUSICAL
Sound Designer Steve Canyon Kennedy and Associate Walter Trarbach
step in to help these ladies make the workday sing in the national
tour of Dolly Parton's 9 to 5. Steve is deploying a mix of Meyer Mica,
L'Acoustic D-VDOSC, and EAW boxes touring with a Cadac J type console
with moving fader automation. 9 to 5 starts in Nashville's TPAC in
September.
LEAP OF FAITH
Sound Designer John Shivers and Associate Dave Patridge will be
providing the audible enjoyment in the CTG's Ahmanson Theatre with
Alan Menken's Leap of Faith. A mix of Meyer and L'Acoustic loudspeakers
and a Yamaha PM-1D are on tap for this gospel flavored musical comedy.
TWIST
Sound Designer Peter Fitzgerald teams up with Director Debbie Allen
to bring the world of Dickens' Oliver Twist to 1920's Jazz age New
Orleans, in the Alliance Theatre's World Premier new musical TWIST.
Audiences will not have to ask for "more" with the jazz being served
up by Meyer Mica and MSL-2 arrays. A1 Valerie Spradling will be mixing
the Sennhieser wireless mics on a Digico D-5-T12 console. Atlanta
may never be the same!
