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A New Music and Sound Effects System for Theatrical Productions

Repertory theater is relatively new on the American theater scene. The unique characteristic of this kind of theater is that there is a permanent company of actors and technicians who produce plays which are performed in rotation. The technical systems (lighting, sound, and stage setting) for a repertory must be designed to accommodate every conceivable style of production and reduce time inchanging from one production set-up to another.

Author: Dugan, Dan
Affiliation: American Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco, CA
AES Convention:36 (April 1969) Paper Number:652 Import into BibTeX

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