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Kim Corbett, along with eight other PLASA task group members, received PLASA’s 2012 Frank Stewart Volunteer of the Year Award. The honor was bestowed for their work finalizing a specific technical standard for the entertainment industries. >>>
This winter, Schuler Shook’s Chicago office volunteered at the new Ronald McDonald House in downtown Chicago, planning and preparing a home-cooked meal for the 86 families staying at the house. >>>
After a successful New York run at La Mama of the Project X production of "Diamond Dick: The Tulsa Race Riots of 1921", Robert McVay continues to light theatre productions in Dallas with his next project being "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo". >>>
Jack Hagler was recently honored as a Distinguished Alumnus of Texas Tech University’s Department of Theatre and Dance. >>>
Schuler Shook's designers in Dallas recently completed the 3rd annual giving back to the community effort. With project consultant Kim Corbett coordinating, the group elected to give a day of service at the North Texas Food Bank and had a fun time doing it! >>>
Paul Whitaker, LEED AP, Theatre Consultant with Schuler Shook's Minneapolis office, has been busy lighting for the stage. >>>
Schuler Shook Designer travels to Tbilisi, Georgia, to teach lighting design >>>
Todd Hensley occasionally can be found designing lighting for opera and theatre productions across the country. Todd notes, "I love to design production lighting, and I love to spend time in lots of different performance venues. >>>
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Giulio Pedota recently became a United States citizen. Giulio is of Italian descent, but grew up in Venezuela. After 11 years of enduring the I.N.S. process, Giulio was sworn in as a citizen on September 10, 2003. Congratulations, Giulio! We are proud of you... >>>
Jim Baney traveled to Armenia with a team from Armenia Relief Mission. >>>
Lighting designer, Michael Cohen, is also a busy artist in the Minneapolis scene. One of his public works was commissioned by the University of Minnesota on Wednesday, February 25th. >>>
In just 18 months, the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center was renovated to bring the latest technology to the 40-year-old building, thanks in part to Christopher Sprague, Theatre Consultant in Schuler Shook's Chicago office. >>>
When she is not working ON theatres, Kimberly Corbett is keeping busy IN theatre.
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Joshua Grossman was part of a team that built an interactive art exhibit for The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois. Joshua's piece was one of twelve structures selected for an exhibit titled, "InTREEguing Treehouses." >>>