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The Little Mermaid Sound Associates is proud to be providing the audio equipment for the Broadway hit production "The Little Mermaid" with sound design by John Shivers. The design features include a Yamaha PM1D, dV-Dosc Line Arrays, Meyer LCS, Aviom pit monitors for the eighteen piece orchestra, and Sennheiser wireless microphones. David Patridge, George Huckins, and Scott Anderson keep the whole rig running smoothly eight performances a week. | ||
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Passing Strange The new Broadway smash hit at the Belasco Theatre with Sound Design by Tom Morse was built by Sound Associates under the watchful eye of A1 Tucker Howard. Greg VanTassel and Tommy Grasso complete the superb crew. The show, transplanted from the NY Shakespeare's Public Theatre, opened to rave reviews for its creators and stars Stew and Heidi Rodewald. Tom Morse specified 2 Yamaha PM1D's and Meyer Micas for the 1000 seat Belasco. No ghosts were reported by the crew. | ||
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The Country Girl Director Mike Nichols ("Spamalot") is back on Broadway this year with a revival of Clifford Odette's 1950 play starring Morgan Freeman, Frances McDormand, and Peter Gallagher. Veteran A1 Daryl Krall ("Drowsy Chaperone") built the system including a Yamaha DM1000, Meyer and d&b speakers at Sound Associates for Acme Sound Partners. | ||
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Macbeth "Don't say it." No jinx about this Chichester Festival Theatre production starring Patrick Stewart transplanted from the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Headed by crew chief and veteran A1 Wallace Flores, the system designed by Adam Cork ("Frost/Nixon"), using SFX, a Yamaha DM1000, and Meyer UPA1P's, is being assembled at Sound Associates for a March load in to the Lyceum Theatre. | ||
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Project Stepinac Archbishop Stepinac Theatre teckies getting soldering training from the pros at Sound Associates, part of a theatre sound technology initiative offered to the Stepinac students from two famous alumni, Richard and Peter Fitzgerald, CEO and President of Sound Associates. To see photos, click here. | ||
