theatre

One of the main driving forces for the Proscenium project has come from working on websites for performing arts companies which are heavily influenced by structural and aesthetic considerations (i.e. the 'look' of the finished website) and less concerned about the content and publishing model of the final product.

Hi -

I did some work a while ago for Theatre Without Borders, a group of associated theatre artists promoting theatre and peace around the world.

The site I set up is very simple, Drupal 5 with no customisation (maybe some CSS hacks, but that's it).

Despite the accessibility of the site, the members of the group still have challenges understanding how to use it, and so requests will come through to change a block or a menu (maybe sometimes change a View...)

Hey all,

I've seen a few services on the web that offer a widget or plugin to a web site to automatically populate the show times for a particular area. Fandango, to mention one.

The newspaper site I'm building needs to have film listings available on it, and currently, all we are doing is copying and pasting the show times from our paper into our CMS (non-Drupal as of now), and we need to update those same files each week for the films coming up. Ya, not a classy way to show events.

PLAY7.com
http://www.PLAY7.com

This is my first-ever drupal site. I started by trying to duplicate an ASB VBScript site that a long-lost developer did for me. When the old site's database corrupted a few weeks ago, it naturally accelerated my development of the drupal site. I pulled everything together and posted the beta as quickly as I could.