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It’s no joke – since lockdown, live audiences have forgotten how to behave
Dani Johns | The Guardian: Do you consider yourself a well-adjusted, functioning adult who enjoys a night of live entertainment? Or are you the type of person who turns up to a comedy gig four Malbecs deep, and decides to sit in the front row to have an in-depth chat with your mate about how bad your boss’s BO is?Judy Garland’s ‘Wizard of Oz’ Dress Found, On Display Before Auction
IndieWire: Few costumes in movie history are as iconic as the blue and white checkered dress that Judy Garland wore in “The Wizard of Oz.” MGM’s classic film was one of the first movies to be filmed in Technicolor, and the initial reveal of Garland’s Dorothy stepping out into the colorful Land of Oz is instantly recognizable both for its narrative significance and the technological breakthrough that it signified.Immersive Q&A: Future-Proofing Entertainment Design
Live Design Online: Immersive's projects range from superyachts to trade shows, the giant dome in Philadelphia's Comcast Center to musician Jason Mraz's world tour and everything in between. One of the first agencies to pioneer immersive storytelling, founder, chief creative officer, and CEO, John Munro, used his background in art and design to combine traditional forms of expression with cutting edge technology.Wheelchair aerial dance at center of ‘Wired’ at the MCA, a performance that centers disability
Chicago Tribune: Alice Sheppard does not shy away from a challenge. In devising her latest dance, “Wired,” she and her Bay Area disability arts company Kinetic Light had to first write the rule books for wheelchair aerial dance.Industrial hygiene and safety management programs
2022-04-24 | Safety+Health: When introducing a safety management program, safety practitioners aim to reduce the risks associated with hazards within the workplace, a common component of most employers’ safety programs since the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 was passed.
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