All posts tagged: broadway

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  The Ever-Playful David Rockwell on Architecture as an "Experience"

  • By Reena Jana
  • October 18, 2010
  Architect and designer David Rockwell is is also an artist: with his new installation, “Plug-in-Play,” he wired elements of the public space, from outdoor benches to street lamps, to light up and “react” to people walking by. Read More
  Tags: david rockwell, architect, rockwell group, Plug-In-Play, broadway, theater, collectibles
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  The Scent of Sparks: American Idol Jordin Sparks Launches a Fragrance

  • By Bee-Shyuan Chang
  • October 20, 2010
  Along with taking on the big city via Broadway—she stars in the recently revamped "In The Heights"—and launching her own fragrance, American Idol Jordin Sparks still finds time for tattoos and lip gloss. Read More
  Tags: american idol, TV show, jordin sparks, beauty, fragrance, broadway, musical
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  Tony Award-Winning Set Designer Scott Pask Brings eBay to Broadway

  • By Sara James Mnookin
  • September 13, 2010
  If you're a serious theater-goer, chances are you've seen the work of Scott Pask, the Tony Award-winning scenic designer responsible for evoking pre-Revolutionary Russia in Tom Stoppard's epic trilogy, "The Coast of Utopia," and eerily staging Martin McDonagh's "The Pillowman." Pask frequently turns to eBay to source items for his lush, transporting sets, finding everything from vintage textiles to the English antiques he's using in his latest project, a revival of George Bernard Shaw's "Mrs. Warren's Profession," in previews now and opening on October 3. Read More
  Tags: broadway, scott pask, set design, Mrs. Warren's Profession