
Helter Skelter - 3 days of it, but I got through.
The White Album was great to listen to though tricky to light at times. What do you do when you have a black stage and the muso's are wearing black clothes? You light the ceiling!
The Concert Hall is an incongruous performance space - big white ceiling and a brown stage, great for orchestral performances but not great for mood lighting. Sound mixing in this big cavernous 'live' room is also a challenge apparently.

Even though I was stressing about the show before Christmas it all came true - as always. The day I get so blase about a show that I don't stress out is the day I stop doing it.

My favourite Aussie actor/singer, John Waters, was the stand out performer in my humble opinion. He gave a very professional show and didn't balk when I asked him for a groupie shot.
The show itself was a bit of a Parson's Breakfast
(that's a mixed metaphor BTW) as was the audience. Some people complained it was too loud, others said they couldn't feel the bass. Considering the ages ranged from 8 to 80 I'm not surprised.
3 comments:
Wow - you are so wonderfully talented at your profession. The stage lighting looks fabulous.
How fantastic, how dramatic! And lucky you, to be photographed with the delectable John Waters. Mmmm
Kate - you did an awesome job! Congratulations.
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