The Week at Texas Performing Arts - April 6, 2020

TPA BACKSTAGE PASS

We hope this email finds you healthy and adjusting well to this extended intermission. This week our backstage journey takes you inside TPA’s state-of-the-art scenic studio located just beyond the Bass Concert Hall stage. There, TPA staff and UT students work side-by-side to create scenery for theater, dance, and opera productions. And if you’d like to try your hand, our scenic arts supervisor has a masterclass just for you.

For all the latest coronavirus-related schedule adjustments, please visit our event information page.
[link removed]

-

Painting Big

Go inside the studio to watch a TPA student and staff crew create a new scenic backdrop in this time lapse video.

WATCH VIDEO: [link removed]

-

From Backstage at Bass to Off-Broadway

Meet Reed Neal, whose work as a student in the TPA scene shop prepared him to work on one of off-Broadway’s hottest shows.

WATCH VIDEO: [link removed]

-

Painting with a Pro

TPA Scenic Arts Supervisor Karen Maness gives a perspective painting tutorial for creating scenic artwork.

WATCH VIDEO: [link removed]

---

Update Email Preferences or Unsubscribe: [link removed]