Thursday, November 15, 2007
New scoop for opera with Bruster's sign
Post Gazette: "Pittsburgh Opera's general director Mark Weinstein explains that the use of the Bruster's sign was done in the spirit of localizing the production to reflect America around 1910, even though the company didn't exist back then."
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I remember one time when I was doing a comedy, I proposed incorporating all the logos or names of sponsors for the show into the set design, and revealing it at certain times to add to the punch line of the actor.
It was a pity that show never ended up being performed due to budget constraints and response from sponsors. But that's part of theatre, shows come, shows go.
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