Cox and Box
Barratt Park
Fri Jan 11, 08-08:30pm, W16 Rehearsal Rm B
Sat Jan 12, 02-02:30pm, W16 Rehearsal Rm B
Sat Jan 12, 08-08:30pm, W16 Rehearsal Rm B
Enrollment limited: first come, first served
Limited to 50 participants.
Repeating event. Participants welcome at any session
Cox and Box is a hilarious three-man operetta in one act by Sir Arthur Sullivan. It tells the story of two men who discover they have quite a lot in common. Cox, a journeyman hatter who works by day, and Box, a journeyman printer who works at night have, in fact, been inhabiting the same room for a considerable length of time before they discovers each other’s existence. Their landlord, Sergeant Bouncer—late of the Dampshire Yeomanry, with military reminiscences—has been collecting double-rent on the apartment by putting Cox’s things away during the day and Box’s at night. But Box and Cox have more in common than their bedroom. When they discover that they are both sought in marriage by Penelope Ann—the proprietor of a considerable number of bathing machines—each is prepared to fight to the death so that the other may marry her.
Web: http://web.mit.edu/gsp/
Contact: Barratt Park, 6-022, x2-1975, barratt@MIT.EDU
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Stage Lighting Design Seminar Series
Mike Bromberg
Thu Jan 10, 08-10:00pm, W20 (Student Center), Private Dining Room #4
Fri Jan 18, 08-10:00pm, W20 (Student Center), Sala de Puerto Rico
Thu Jan 24, 08-10:00pm, 1-135
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up
Participants requested to attend all sessions (non-series)
Learn the basics of stage lighting design and practice in three 2-hour seminars. Session 1 covers lighting instruments and hardware hands-on, session 2 is on the art of lighting design, and session 3 covers the electrical design and organization of a stage lighting job. Beginners and experienced people welcome. Session 1 or equivalent lighting crew experience required for the two later sessions.
Session 1: Stage Lighting Hardware
Session 2: Stage Lighting Design
Session 3: Stage Lighting Organization
Contact: Mike Bromberg, bromberg@alum.mit.edu
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