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A lot of people have watched my previous 20+ minute epic on the dynamic street changes on NYC's Broadway over the past 20 years. Many did ask if there was a way to excerpt just the actual before & afters so they could use it as a tool in presentations or to show their cities. So I excerpted quite a few of them here (about 15 pairs) so you can showoff the dramatic changes.
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Marian Lee Per the Culture memo, Netflix prioritizes strong internal culture, which is admirable; but as you are demonstrating with the “Netflix House” experiential strategy, Culture isn’t only relevant internally. Here’s a thought piece I authored on how Netflix can strengthen audience engagement beyond content consumption, leveraging Netflix’s cultural influence and integrating a Social-oriented strategy. https://lnkd.in/e68TwhxR Spencer Neumann Marc Randolph Reed Hastings Greg Peters Ted Sarandos
We couldn’t let London have all the fun… Stranger Things: The First Shadow is coming to Broadway in March 2025 https://lnkd.in/g5n2prih
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Broadway was first nicknamed the “Great White Way” back in 1902 due to the bright lights of the marquees, billboards, and posters. The Olympia was the first Broadway theater to use electric lights in 1895. But the theater scene is not where the internationally known, north-south thoroughfare got its name. Broadway is a translation from the Dutch phrase brede weg, or "broad road." Here’s a fun fact: Broadway follows the “Mohican Trail” created by the Lenape. #propertymanagement #propertymanager #propertycare #propertymaintenance #homemaintenance #nyc #residential #manhattan #history #broadway
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Create cinematic bliss at home with these expert tips! 🎬🍿 Build your dream theater for an unforgettable entertainment experience. Click the link below to read more 📲 #WyreDreams #HomeTheater #HomeTheaterSystem #HomeAudioSystem #HomeAutomation #SmartHomeSystem #VideoWall #OutdoorWaterproofTV
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case study, The Theater — captivating from the start, our collaboration with a vibrant fine-dining venue with live entertainment led to an intriguing project. This endeavor became a labor of love, as we dedicated extensive time and effort to showcase the essence of theatrical life. From inception, our goal was clear: to offer audiences a 360-degree view into the captivating world of The Theater. We meticulously crafted a comprehensive production plan, delving into every aspect of The Theater's operations and behind-the-scenes magic. Over the course of the project, we produced over 50 captivating videos, offering glimpses into rehearsals, set design, costume creation, and more. These videos not only provided a fascinating peek behind the curtain but also garnered significant engagement, with our creative reels amassing over 1 million views. Behind every production was a dedicated team of 15+ individuals, each contributing their unique talents to bring our vision to life. Together, we meticulously crafted over 50 creative scripts, ensuring that each video captured the essence of The Theater's spirit and artistry. This project was more than just a showcase of our capabilities—it was a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and the transformative power of the performing arts. It will always hold a special place in my heart as a testament to the magic of The Theater and the power of storytelling. Welcome to The Theater. full project + possibility to watch videos: https://shorturl.at/cmxG3 #creativedirection #production #branding #design #visualidentity
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From Hamlet to Wicked to Hairspray, what's the best Broadway show you've seen? For me it was "The Lion King" courtesy of Queens Public Library. Magical! #NewYorkWayRealEstateCorp. #Housing #RealEstate #RealEstateAdvice #HomeownershipGoals #HomeBuying101 #HomeBuyingTips #HomeBuyingProcess #HomeSellingTips #MortgageTips
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Are less elaborate shows and fewer productions/exhibitions the new normal? • "Summer theater: Trying to make more out of less”: It’s been five years since audiences for summer theater have had as much available to them as they do this season, but an overview of the schedules for six companies in the Capital Region and Berkshires shows an overall trend toward fewer productions and smaller casts. https://lnkd.in/eTuFXm_h • “Live Performance Theatre Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecast”: Shows with elaborate productions have been shown to be less and less profitable for producers. Consumer preferences have favored shows with simple sets and powerful stories instead of over-the-top, costly shows, leaving many expensive productions unable to recoup. https://lnkd.in/eUVPqz9R • “Welcome to the slow museum, where less is more”: While the Covid-19 pandemic sparked a culture-wide reckoning with the frantic pace of contemporary life, some museums began to pull their foot off the gas even before the world went into lockdown. https://lnkd.in/enqgV3SV #SweibelArts #Trendwatching #LessIsMore
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Reflecting on my journey with La Crosse Community Theatre's expansion into the old church building, the question "What did I get myself into?" feels particularly relevant. I’ve embarked on something both exciting and daunting. This historic space is full of potential, but realizing it will take more than just optimism and a fresh coat of paint. When we chose this church, it felt like a perfect blend of La Crosse’s history and our theatre’s future. The building has charm and character, but it’s also full of quirks—architectural features that weren’t designed with modern theatre in mind. As I settle in, I’m beginning to grasp the challenges ahead. Walking through these halls, it’s impossible not to feel the weight of what’s ahead. The building is full of potential—to become a hub for creativity and a gathering place for our community. But right now, it’s all just potential. The real work is just beginning. We have big plans, but they’re still just plans—ideas waiting to be transformed into reality. From designing new spaces to ensuring this historic building meets modern needs, there’s a lot to do. It’s a little overwhelming, but also exciting, knowing we're on the brink of something transformative for La Crosse Community Theatre. The road ahead will be challenging, with moments of doubt and unexpected surprises. But that’s part of the journey—navigating the unknown, adapting to challenges, and staying focused on my goals. This project will take time, effort, and collaboration. I’ll need to test ideas and learn as I go, but I’m committed to seeing it through because I believe in the potential of this space. So here I am, at the beginning of a long and winding journey. I don’t know exactly what the future holds, but I’m confident this is a journey worth taking. There’s a lot of work to be done, but also a lot to look forward to. This building has the potential to become something truly special, and I’m ready to do the work to make that happen. In the end, what did I get myself into? A project full of challenges and possibilities—one that I wouldn’t trade for anything. I’ve only just begun, but I’m excited to see where this journey will take me.
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$17.50 for two - What would you do? After all the visits on Christmas Day, my wife and I loaded up to see Wonka that night at our hometown theatre. Two tickets were $10. Drinks and a small buttered popcorn, $7.50. That’s not special holiday pricing. It’s what the downtown theatre charges. It only has two screen, so your movie choices are limited and your show is either upstairs or downstairs. As we sit (upstairs, BTW) waiting on the show to start, my wife suggests that the seats could use some upgrading. The screen and sound system are also ancient by any standard. However, you can imagine upgrades would be expensive and require a substantial increase in pricing. That increase would put them in direct competition with a ten-screen theatre 15 minutes away. Just for fun, here’s the question: If you ran your own Capri, would you invest in a cinematic facelift, or is the vintage charm and reasonable pricing more important than plush seats and high-tech screens? Interested in your take on this traditional hometown business model. (P.S. Wonka was pretty enjoyable, even without rocking seats)
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To wire or not to wire your new home theater system. Here’s an overview of the pluses and minuses.
Wiring Your Home for Sound — or Not
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