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Kudos for Actors Scene Unseen's Reprise of its Award-Winning Production of The Turn of the Screw

"All too briefly, Actor's Scene Unseen brought their fine production of The Turn of the Screw back to Spirit Square last week in the entertaining Jeffrey Hatcher adaptation of Henry James's novella......." (read full review from Creative Loafing)

On behalf of The Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month Coalition, Actors Scene Unseen reprised its production of The Turn of the Screw. The Turn of the Screw won five 2009 MTA Awards in Special Events for Outstanding Production, Outstanding Director, Outstanding Male Actor, Outstanding Female Actor, and Outstanding Technical Effect. Actors Scene Unseen performed a scene from The Turn of the Screw at the MTA Awards ceremony on Sunday September 20, 2009... (more)

Audiences and Reviewers Rave: "A Broadway Christmas Carol" is the Hit of the Season!

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"This is no lightweight show in terms of performance or production....A Broadway Christmas Carol is a thoroughly enjoyable holiday show." (read full review) - ARTS à la Mode

Christmas just got a whole lot funnier! The classic Dickens tale told through uproarious song parodies of your favorite Broadway show tunes will leave you rolling in the aisles! This production is a grander reprise of our 2005 Smash Hit. A Broadway Christmas Carol is fast becoming the new Charlotte holiday tradition.

This production is directed by Dr. Elizabeth Peterson-Vita, music directed by Vicki Harvell, and features staging, lighting and projection design by Broadway trained designer, James Vita...  (more)

Technical Mastery
  

"Give it your all and make it beautiful", Jules Fisher 2008

That was Jules Fishers' advice to his student at the 2008 Live Design Broadway Master Classes at New York University in May 2008. What a thrill in 2007 to meet Hal Prince at a reception and awards ceremony given by the designers who have worked for him.

The 2010 Master Classes are under the artistic direction of Jules Fisher and Abe Jacobs and featured the technical designs for Fela! and American Idiot.

This year's clesses will focus on integrated design and the influences of music and pop culture on the changing landscape of the American Theatre Scene.

Congratulations to Don Holder for his Tony nomination (lighting design) for Ragtime and to Jonathan Deans for his Tony nomination (sound design) for La Cage Aux Folles.