How a Noblesville electrician powers immersive stages
You feel it first as a low hum under the floor, before the audience ever sees a light cue or hears a line. The room is dark, that strange pre-show…
You feel it first as a low hum under the floor, before the audience ever sees a light cue or hears a line. The room is dark, that strange pre-show…
The hall is quiet at first, the kind of quiet that feels planned. Sunlight falls across a row of armchairs, and for a second the whole room looks like a…
The desk lamp hums quietly over the files. A coffee ring stains the corner of a photograph. Outside, a streetlight flickers on and off, turning the window into a kind…
The first thing to know is this: if you are building an immersive set in Dallas and you want to keep rodents out, you need to seal gaps, store every…
Warm air, the low rumble of hidden machines, a soft mist curling around a doorway. The audience is not thinking about pipes, or valves, or where the fog drains. They…
The first thing you do after a flood in your home or studio in Salt Lake City is simple: stop the water, stay safe, call a professional, and start documenting…
Late afternoon. The sun hits the plywood stage at an odd angle, actors squint into the light, and the audience shifts on metal chairs, already a bit restless. The script…
The first time I walked into a warehouse theater in Franklin and saw a concrete floor used as both stage and scenery, I remember the sound more than anything. Shoes…
The house on the corner looks different tonight. Porch light on, shadows clean and sharp, siding the color of dusk right before stage lights warm up. If you walk past…
Light hits the set like a confession: a red wall breathing in the dark, a pale blue doorway that feels colder than the fog, a thin line of yellow across…