Post Tour Adjustment: Getting Back to Home Life
Sometimes when you’ve been in the ‘tour bubble’, coming home can be daunting. You may be facing a period of
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Sometimes when you’ve been in the ‘tour bubble’, coming home can be daunting. You may be facing a period of
Read moreHey there. You haven’t heard from me in a while because I’ve stepped away and given myself permission to take
Read moreIn this week’s edition, I am discussing the role we define for ourselves as a stage manager and nurturing a
Read moreWhy is theatre still important? There are not many other environments where people come together – performing or watching –
Read moreQueen of shawls and heartbreak, Stevie Nicks has been creating hits since the 1970s. As a pioneer of women in
Read moreGroove has always been the password on my iPad. I’d enter it every day before class began to access my
Read moreSome partnerships shape entire productions—but few are as vital, or as misunderstood, as the one between the director and the
Read moreLike most things in our industry, learning the behaviour of a sound system takes some trial and error. Understanding what
Read moreIt’s 12:55 pm and you’re sitting in a busy café in Melbourne waiting to meet a friend. You are
Read moreToday I want to just kind of help you draw some awareness around something that might be holding you back.
Read moreA little while ago I came across this short story, which has been attributed to Franz Kafka, and it really
Read moreLighting designer Aja M Jackson gets candid about living modestly, building a cash cushion in a high-yield savings account, and
Read moreI tend to procrastinate recording vocals for my original songs because I get so worked up about recording my voice
Read moreI want to share a true story with you about one of my clients. I’ve changed the name for privacy.
Read moreBroadway producer (and former lighting designer) Richard Winkler shares how he pivoted from a 35-year design career into producing, raised
Read moreGood Day, Old Friend, There comes a point—often sooner than we expect—when we realize we can’t do what we
Read moreAs an autistic person, I experience various sensory differences. I can’t cope with bright, flashing lights. I’m highly sensitive to
Read moreMixing at FOH is a subjective position. There are general expectations when it comes to mixing, such as creating a
Read moreI want to share a true story with you about one of my clients. I’ve changed the name for privacy.
Read moreWelcome to Part Two! For a monitor engineer, consistency is key in making sure musicians always have great-sounding mixes, smooth
Read moreLet’s start with a few questions. What are you doing right now that feels too easy, or maybe too hard
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