Since City Theatrical launched SHoW DMX at LDI 2007, it has become the choice of lighting professionals around the world when they need wireless DMX. SHoW DMX is used on nearly every Broadway, off Broadway, West End, and Las Vegas show that uses wireless DMX, as well as in live music and permanent installations.

City Theatrical says it is the only wireless DMX manufacturer that backs up its claims with laboratory data.

Some recent uses include: U2 360° tour, Ragtime (Broadway), West Side Story (Broadway), Happiness (Lincoln Center), In The Heights (National Tour), Avenue Q (National Tour), Grease  (National Tour), Philadelphia Avenue of the Arts, Colorado Avalanche at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Dirty Dancing (Berlin), Hairspray (West End), Legally Blonde (West End), Royal Opera Copenhagen, Somerset House (London), Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (West End), Bosphorus Bridge (Turkey), and Kinderdijk windmills (Netherlands).

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A state-of-the-art venue needs state-of-the-art equipment, and the newly rebuilt Henry Miller's Theater, sustainably designed and constructed to LEED standards and billed as the first “carbon-neutral theater,” is chock full of efficient features including an ETC lighting package. The premiere show was the musical, Bye Bye Birdie, with lighting design by Ken Billington whose design was programmed on the theatre's new Eos and Ion lighting control consoles.

Henry Miller's Theater operates under the umbrella of Roundabout Theater Company. Virtually all Broadway and off-Broadway theaters use some form of ETC lighting equipment, and current shows like South Pacific, Rock of Ages, and Next to Normal employ ETC Eos-family control consoles.

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For the North American, United Kingdom, and Ireland dates of the Miley Cyrus Wonder World tour, Production Resource Group (PRG) supplied and supported the lighting system. For more information, visit www.prg.com.

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Nathan Jones was hired to J.R. Clancy, Inc.’s mechanical engineering staff. He will work with Clancy’s product development team on the design and specifications for new products.

A recent graduate of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Penn., with two bachelor’s degrees -- one in mechanical engineering, and one in theatre -- Mr. Jones completed two internships before arriving at Clancy. One involved special events management and daily operations at Walt Disney World Entertainment in Orlando, Florida, and for the other he worked in the mechanical department of Fisher Technical Services in Las Vegas, Nevada where he completed detail drawings and assisted in an installation of theatrical equipment at the Wynn Hotel.

More information on J. R. Clancy is available at www.jrclancy.com, or 800-836-1885.

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