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All pages related to history of technical theatre.
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Chris Van Goethem
Chris Van Goethem started in 1983 as a technician in a rental company. He became a stage manager through training on the floor and self-study, and toured with many companies […]
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Colleagues and organisations
Of course, the Expertise centre is not the only one working on the researching, protecting and unlocking of our theatre technical heritage. Both in and outside of Belgium, research groups, […]
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Students’ work
The technical theatre students regularly add to the different research projects. For example, the first version of the scale 1 to 4 model was developed by a student, and students […]
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Wood and Canvas
The Expertise Centre for Technical Theatre collaborated on the congress “Wood and Canvas (and rabbit glue) in the modern world” in June 2014. The theme of the congress was the […]
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Channel tour
Visit Theatres is a unique initiative which promotes the possibilities of visiting the historical theatres of great-Britain, Belgium and the Netherlands as part of the so-called ‘Channel Tour’ of the […]
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Changement à Vue
The Expertise Centre for Technical Theatre of the RITCS and the research cell of SADA (Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts) studied the history of baroque theatre machinery together. The different […]
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One-to-four theatre
An important tool to research historical (and contemporary) working methods is the scale model we developed together with HOAC stage technology and Solution NV. On a scale 1 to 4 […]
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