September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
398 pages
13h 14m
English
Nothing has changed in the theatre over the past 50 years so much as sound design.
As I speak, a war is waging among the Broadway community about whether the Tony Award for sound design will continue to exist. Those against list some reasons that are obviously specious (anyone who thinks sound design is only a craft and not an art form has not been paying attention to the theatre for the last half century), but there is one reason opponents of the sound design Tony express that has the ring of truth.
Too many of the current Tony voters, they say, do not feel competent to judge sound design.
They would if they spent more time with this marvelous book.
Deena Kaye and James LeBrecht have written the most practical, ...
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