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Product:
Event Direct Marketing
Challenge:
The NAVTEQ 2010 Directions was post-poned until September of 2010 due to the volcanic activity in Iceland in early April of that year. NAVTEQ wanted to communicate awareness to the target audience that the event will take place at the same hotel and location.
Solution:
STAP created an event direct marketing piece for the rescheduled Directions 2010. The invitation provided the audience with the new date and built off of the Icelandic volcano's eruption.
Luxembourg Science Center Live YouTube astronaute italienne Samantha Cristoforetti en direct de l’ISS - Differdange - Luxembourg Science Center - 14/06/2022 - photo: claude piscitelli
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Taken in fluorescent lighting, although from a downward view, there is a lack of shadows because of the harsh direct lighting.
Backstage as Santa Cruz Shakespeare presents “Pericles”. The play by William Shakespeare and George Wilkins runs through Aug. 30 at the Audrey Stanley Grove at DeLaveaga Park, and is directed by Santa Cruz Shakespeare Artistic Director Charles Pasternak, featuring Paige Lindsey White in the title role. “Pericles” is a late romance by The Bard that continues this year’s local festival’s sweep into the mythic. The first half of this rarely performed play follows Prince Pericles’ journey through multiple kingdoms, wild adventures, desperate escapes, a magnificent love affair, a pair of storms at sea and a single shipwreck. The second half shifts some 14 years later to Pericles’ daughter, Marina, who must survive her own trials: an assassination attempt, an abduction by pirates and the violence of a brothel. By the power of her kindness, wit and virtue, she rises above each of these dangers, finally meeting her father. According to the festival’s program, “The reunion of Pericles and Marina is one of the most beautiful scenes Shakespeare ever wrote. We cannot survive alone; the coming together of father and daughter is the rebirth of a world. The play ends, indeed, with another incredible rebirth; in love and unity, miracles are possible.”
Founded in 2014 as a newly independent theatre company, SCS continues a 40-year tradition of staging bold productions of the plays of Shakespeare and other great playwrights. Throughout our history, hundreds of thousands of people, young and old, have been enthralled, engaged, and energized by what we bring to the community. Inspired by Shakespeare, we create and strengthen our community by bringing audiences and theatre artists together to celebrate stories about our collective humanity. Matching a fearless aesthetic with transparent financial responsibility, SCS is passionate about theatre that is inclusive, inquisitive, and that engages with the contemporary moment. In a true repertory company, actors play parts in most (or all) of the productions offered in any given season. Once each of the shows opens, it enters a schedule of rotating performances, so productions of multiple plays can be seen in a single week.
Along with Pericles the 2025 Santa Cruz Shakespeare season includes A Midsummer Night’s Dream, by William Shakespeare Into the Woods, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine; licensed by Music Theatre International and “Master Harold"...and the Boys, by Athol Fugard (Shmuel Thaler - Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Amadeus, written by Peter Shaffer and directed by Ian Higham
Putney Arts Theatre
Tuesday 14 – Saturday 18 November 2023, 7.45pm, main stage
Matinee: Saturday 18 November, 3pm
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The most celebrated composer of his age. Once a child prodigy and now – in 1781, aged 25 and newly arrived in Vienna at the court of Emperor Joseph II – an infantile, potty-mouthed genius!
To court composer Antonio Salieri, this 'creature', blessed with a remarkable gift for music, is an abomination. A mockery of all he has ever believed in. An asinine joke played upon him by a cruel God, and a monstrosity that must be destroyed.
Amadeus, one of the great plays of the 20th century, is Peter Shaffer's masterpiece, a majestic exploration of rivalry, jealousy and revenge. First seen at London's National Theatre, before opening in triumph on Broadway, it later became a hugely successful film, winning eight Academy Awards.
Amadeus is a riveting, must-see story about the difference between talent and true virtuosity; and a sublimely operatic, darkly engrossing take on music, madness and…whisper it... murder.