We’ve added “Dance” as a new category in our massive gobo library – see the first eight Dance Gobo designs.
Category Archives: Dance
The Birth Of A Gobo:
LitePads Flow Across The Stage In “Obsidian Tear”
Choreographer, Wayne McGregor & Lighting Designer, Lucy Carter, used Rosco Custom LitePads to create a vibrant, orange band of light as the sole visual element on stage for the ballet “Obsidian Tear.”
Paint Your Own Magical Nutcracker Christmas Tree
Scenic Artist, Donna Wymore, specializes in Christmas Tree Backdrops for “The Nutcracker.” She relies on Rosco Scenic Paint to create her holiday masterpieces – and she advises customers painting her “Paint It Yourself” drops to do the same.
An Interview With Christopher Caines
Choreographer, Lighting Designer, And… Neighbor
Thanks to Airbnb, Rosco’s Margie Heymann ended up renting space inside the apartment of Choreographer/Lighting Designer Christopher Caines. While they were neighbors, Margie interviewed Christopher about his approach to lighting for dance.
Dancing With Grace On Rosco Floors
Tonya Coker, owner of Dance Branson School Of The Arts, talks about the success of her dance program for special needs children and how Rosco’s marley dance floors helped her bring it to life.
Ashley Ballet Arts Expands With Rosco Floors
When Ashley Ballet Arts Academy decided to move into new, larger dance studios, they turned to Rosco for a flooring solution that would grow with them – both now and in the future.
Five Lighting Techniques For Dance Performance
Acclaimed lighting designer Susan Hamburger describes five different color-techniques she employs to enhance her designs for dance productions.
The Magical Gift Of Nutcracker Scenery
Thanks to a special connection, one lucky ballet school received a magical, growing Christmas tree for their production of “The Nutcracker” – painted by acclaimed scenic designer Alain Vaes!
Portraying Identity With Color
A lighting designer used different Rosco color filters to portray the multiple alter-egos of actress Gena Rowlands in a dance piece entitled “Gena, Gena!”