i would want to know how to use the budget such as advertisement and where i could use it.
venue/theatre rental
insurance
royalties/scripts
advertising/printing
set
costumes
props
if you are paying your staff, their salaries would come right after the theatre rental
Wanted to take my 2 years old and 5 years old to the movies tonight. Do you know of any kids movies playing right now? I am in USA, FL.
Horton Hears A Who is a good one I took my 2 1/2 year old niece to that one. She and I both loved it.
Kids movies playing right now in the theater? Any suggestions?home theater system opera theater
Horton, by far. We took my daughter to see it. She's 3, four in may , and told us it was "the best movie she'd ever seen" lol. It was pretty good actually.
the only one i can think of is Horton Hears A Who... its animated
Horton Hears A Who is out up here in VA. It's supposed to be good, based on a Dr. Seuss book
Horton hears a who, College road trip, and the Spiderwick chronicles would be good =)
They can be anything under R- rated.
Meet the Spartans is funny!!! and Son of Rambow and Step Up2: the streets both seem awesome!!!
Actors and stage workers have Equity, but those who work in the Box Office and other administrative offices do not have a union. Why is that?
They don't need them.Equity (and Sag and all the others) are in place to ensure safe working conditions for the actors as well as provide benefits like healthcare. Because actors, stage managers, etc can work for any theatre, it doesn't have to be the same one (unless you have a contract that states that, though I've never heard of it), they're more like independant consultants who are employed by the theatre for the duration of the rehearsal period and the run, that's it. They're not "full time".
Full time admin employee's of a theatre will usually have these things covered by their employer, which is the theatre. There are already laws in place regarding overtime, etc for these kinds of employees.
It's apples and oranges.
How come there is no union for theater administrative workers?sunshine opera theater
Its better that way.
If one doesn't exist then you should start one! I know people fear being the first to do anything. They will join an existing organization, but rarely want to start one...Perhaps the interest is there and you may be the spark to get this going... Give it a go mate!
Who was it built by? When? When did it burn down? How were speacial effects achieved in those times?
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Here's all the information you need:
http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/globe-...
http://www.william-shakespeare.info/will...
Special effects:
http://www.globe-theatre.org.uk/globe-th...
http://www.william-shakespeare.info/will... (and other interesting information)
http://www.aboutbritain.com/articles/eli... (general)
What is the history of the Globe Theater in London?musicals opera theater
first built in 1597.by Cuthbert Burbage.
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The globe theater in London was mainly used as the theater where Shakespeare's plays were performed for more in formation
visit
http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il....
and or
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globe_Theat...
if you are doing a report on the globe theater, Do not copy directly from the page. Because your teacher will ask for a source and if she see plagiarism = bad grade. so make sure if you are doing a report use your own words.
best of luck
It was built from the timbers of the old Theater in Shoreditch, reassembled in Southwark. It burnt down in 1613, but was then rebuilt and remained in use till 1640 when it was closed down.
A reconstruction on nearly the same spot was opened a few years ago.
I think shakspeare opened it
It was built in 1599 by the Lord Chamberlain's men (Shakespeare's company) and burnt down in 1613. It was and still is primarily used for the plays of Shakespeare.
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If I really want to see it, I'll see it with my friends at the theater, but I rarely do that. Usually at home. I hate going to a theater because of the little kids, sticky floors, and obnoxious people that talk.
Do you watch movies at the movie theater, or do you wait until the movie comes out to rent it?performing arts show opera theater
I love going to the theater for movies but I've been broke these days so now I'm having to wait until it comes out to rent it.
I still want to see Definitely Maybe with Ryan Reynolds.
I usually rent it, because going to the movies is only cheap if you're alone. And who goes to the movies alone?
I wait to buy it usually, I have a collection, but sometimes there's a movie that I really want to see in theaters.
Go to:
http://www.vidbird.com
you will find many newly released movies completely free and streaming. Enjoy!
I love going to the movie theater
Wow!!! Did they finally close that theatre down??? I used to live right down the street from that theatre, on the corner of Valley Blvd. and Baldwin Ave., oh say, 27 years ago!!! I remember when "Star Wars" played there, and it played for just about an entire year!!! The last I heard, the theatre was pretty much showing just Spanish language movies....
...Jeez!!! Next, you're gonna tell me that the Vineland Drive-In theatre, in the City of Industry, has closed down, too!!!
...although, supposedly the drive-in movies theatres are making a comeback, I think that it's safe to say that the time of the drive-in theatre, is unfortunately, an almost extinct and bygone era...
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...actually, I have a couple of the drive-in threatres in that area, confused with each other; the theatre, which I lived down the street from, was the 'El Monte' theatre. The 'Starlite' theatre, if I recall correctly, was on the opposite side of the '10' Freeway, on Rosemead Blvd.; that theatre ceased to function as a drive-in theatre sometime before I moved away from El Monte, to join the Navy, and it permenantly became a really seedy and run-down weekend swap meet. I haven't been there in so many years, that I have no idea what is there, now...
