Theater stage aesthetic

Photo Credit: Weatherbox, via Free Images If you are a theater buff like me, you love to get a peek backstage. The pretty set and lights up front are nice, but if you are a true thespian, you want to get a look at the script, talk to the set designer, and see how...

The Hippodrome Stage looking out at the audience. The original stage was 42 ft. wide 30 ft. deep and 60. ft high, which was much larger than most stages in the early 1900's. The stage was unmodified throughout its run as a vaudeville and movie theater. The 2004 renovation made the stage 108 ft. wide, over 50 ft. deep and 7 stories high to accommodate the Broadway productions that would come through.

Have you ever tried to pinpoint what makes you, you? If we have even a basic level of awareness we can easily say we're more than just our bodies. But are we just the sum of our thoughts or something more?

The ladies' dressing room-- lit up just like everyone imagines it should be.