Last night were the LA Ovation Awards, the annual presentation of awards for theatre in the greater LA area. The Design Awards are divided into awards for Intimate Theatres and Large Theatres. Last night, was a great night for UCI Sound as alumnus Noelle Hoffman and lecturer Drew Dalzell won the award for Outstanding Sound Design for a Large Theatre!
Congratulations Drew and Noelle!
And, not for nothing, but John Zalewski, who won the Outstanding Sound Design for an Intimate Theatre, has been a guest artist and critic at UCI for a number of years now.
Congratulations John!
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Los Angeles Ovation Nominations
Every year, the LA Ovation Awards celebrate the best of LA-area theatre. This year's nominations are out, and for the first time, one of our own alumni is among the nominees! Noelle Hoffman MFA '11 was nominated for her co-design of Wicked Lit 2013, produced by Unbound Productions. Congratulations Noelle!
The rest of the Sound Design nominees include a number of familiar faces to the UCI Sound Design program. Drew Dalzell was Noelle's co-designer for Wicked Lit; Drew is a frequent guest critic for thesis productions (most recently last spring), guest artist in class, and has been a great supporter of our program in general. John Gottlieb teaches at CalArts, way up the road, but he also has been a thesis critic at UCI. Cricket Myers has also sat in the critic's chair. John Zalewski (who has two nominations, which is actually chump change compared to last year's FIVE) has been both a thesis critic and a guest artist in our classrooms.
Congratulations to all of the nominations, but of course, I hope Noelle & Drew win!
The rest of the Sound Design nominees include a number of familiar faces to the UCI Sound Design program. Drew Dalzell was Noelle's co-designer for Wicked Lit; Drew is a frequent guest critic for thesis productions (most recently last spring), guest artist in class, and has been a great supporter of our program in general. John Gottlieb teaches at CalArts, way up the road, but he also has been a thesis critic at UCI. Cricket Myers has also sat in the critic's chair. John Zalewski (who has two nominations, which is actually chump change compared to last year's FIVE) has been both a thesis critic and a guest artist in our classrooms.
Congratulations to all of the nominations, but of course, I hope Noelle & Drew win!
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