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Wednesday, December 8, 2010 6 to 7:30pm The Broadway League 729 Seventh Avenue, 5th floor New York, NY The Broadway Green Alliance announces its first of several free workshops discussing sustainability in theatrical design. From Bamboo Velour to Wheatboard, there are better & greener choices to be made. Hear what materials are available, see & touch new products, Click to Play The Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts, a Los Angeles-based non-profit arts infrastructure organisation, presents an overview of current trends and practices in sustainability for theatre from around the world. We will be looking at UK initiatives from Julie’s Bicycle, the Arcola Theatre and White Light LTD, as The Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts, a Los Angeles-based non-profit arts infrastructure organisation, presents an overview of current trends and practices in sustainability for theatre from around the world. We will be looking at UK initiatives from Julie’s Bicycle, the Arcola Theatre and White Light LTD, as well as those of A great article ont he inspiring work being done by Mo-olelo Performing Arts down in San Diego…
Green is the shade of the heroine’s skin in the massive Broadway hit “Wicked.” Green is also the color of the currency “Wicked” continues to haul in — some Michael Crowley just sent over the December issue of the Broadway Green Alliance “Green Sheet.” He asks that we please stay tuned to www.broadwaygreen.com, as the new BGA website should be going live next week. As always, please keep him abreast of green practices that are helping your organization save money and instill environmentally Mo`olelo’s Artistic Director, Seema Sueko, is heading to New York this weekend to participate in TCG’s (Theatre Communication Group’s) Fall Forum! She’ll be speaking at a breakout session called “The Green Opportunity” at 2:30 PM on Saturday, Nov 7, where she’ll talk about Mo`olelo’s greening initiative and share the latest versions of the Green Theater It’s been three months since I had major surgery to remove half of the lymph nodes in my abdomen (about twenty) to clear out the final vestiges of my cancer — a thing that no longer lurks within me, but has forever changed me physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Some for the better, some for A few articles out there on economic trouble putting theaters in peril and even closing their doors: On Blog Stage: More Shows Are Closings, But Broadway Is Optimistic The list of Broadway shows closing in January has reached double digits, the New York Daily News noted yesterday. Many of those are early curtain |
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