2012-11-13 - Sometime in the past week this blog passed a milestone of 170,000
views. The hit counter is rolling regularly now, and I want to let the
readers know that I really enjoy doing this. It has been quite rewarding to read the comments and questions that are posed both publicly and privately.
The TSB shirts are custom built to be reversed so you can be a theatre ninja during the show, and keep your butt from getting run-over during that chaotic time before and after a show. Just turn it inside-out -- and you'll be ready to go.
BREAKING NEWS:
2012-10-03 - Theatre Technical Director Lyle Henning at the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia recently got shirt all over himself by responding:
Again: Thanks! As a reward to you loyal readers, the first five people that send me an e-mail with a 50 word (give or take - I'm not too picky) note about how the Theatre Safety Blog has helped you be a better theatre person, you'll get a free Theatre Safety Blog Teq-Shirt. How cool is that? Just send your note to: safety (at) teqniqal (dot) com [insert legal crud here . . no, just joking - but we'll be fair].
The TSB shirts are custom built to be reversed so you can be a theatre ninja during the show, and keep your butt from getting run-over during that chaotic time before and after a show. Just turn it inside-out -- and you'll be ready to go.
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BREAKING NEWS:
2012-10-03 - Theatre Technical Director Lyle Henning at the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia recently got shirt all over himself by responding:
"Theatre
Safety Blog has helped me not only understand my own safety, but how my actions
affect the safety of the people around me. I recently found myself in a
leadership position of an aging venue, and I have been commended for the amount
of maintenance and repair I have done in a short amount of time. Your Blog was
part of the inspiration for getting a widely used and very worn venue back into
a safe and efficient workplace. Thank you, and keep up the safe work!"
“Seriously, one of the coolest shirts I’ve ever gotten.” - Teacher Kyle Martin at Cooper High School, Abilene, Texas.
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