Boogie Nights 2

[Elwell2004]

Hi just been to see boogie nights 2 it was really good anyway I was just wondering if anyone else has seen it yet, it's lighting rig was full of movers loads of them but also loads of generic stuff but I dont think there was any parcans which I was suprised about.

just wondering if anyone else has seen it

cya later bye.

[andyc]

Who Ho, first post,

 

Hi, I've just finished doing Flys for this show at Newcastle Tyne Theatre, and your right about the movers, LOADS of MAC500 and 600's and a bloody heavy Pulsar L.E.D wall among other stuff.

There was a bit generic lighting, 16 par56 hung above the band at the back of the stage and a couple of other pars on LX1 and LX2.

From where we were the show looked excelent although I wish I had the chance to see the whole thing from out front. All of the cast and crew were really friendly and good to work with.

[PDD]

at Newcastle Tyne Theatre

 

Didn't that close down or change hands? Wasn't it renamed "Newcastle Opera House" or some such? Has it re-opened then? (Ex-Newcastle person here).

[Nickwoolley]

Yep its still around,

 

http://www.tynetheatre.co.uk/home/index.cfm

 

linked to the Metro Radio Arena as well now...

 

HTH

 

Nick

[andyc]

Yep, it re-opened in september again I think.

 

It was the

Stoll picture house,

then the Tyne Theatre

then Newcastle Opera House

now the Journal Tyne Theatre!!

 

Its got quite a history!!

[Techno_Monkey]

Hi just been to see boogie nights 2 it was really good 

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I went to see it towards the end of last year and unfortunately couldn't disagree more! :** laughs out loud **: I thought it was tragic.....

 

On the lighting side of things, when I saw it ALOT of the cues were hit late and not on specific beats in the music they seem to be intended for and a MAC600 ended up spending half of act 2 pointing at a flat. ;)

 

Maybe its got better