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‘& Juliet’

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Photo by Matthew Murphy

Sound Company

Sound Associates Inc.

Venue

Stephen Sondheim Theatre

New York, NY

Crew

  • Sound Designer: Gareth Owen
  • Associate Sound Designer: Matt Peploe
  • A2: Nathan Meredith
  • Production Sound: Phil Lojo
  • Head of Sound: Curt Miller
  • Musical Supervisor: Bill Sherman
  • Production Managers: Guy Kwan, Simon Marlow


Gear

FOH

  • Console: Avid S6L
  • Processing: Avid AAX Plugin Bundle; More Plugins: McDSP AE600 Dynamic EQ, McDSP FutzBox Modifier, Sonnox TransMod Transient Designer, Sonnox Oxford Reverb, Empirical Labs Arouser Distressor Compressor; (1) DirectOut M.1K2 16-port reclocking MADI router; Ableton Live, AudioStrom Live Professor 2, Bjango iStats Menu, RealVNC Professional, Snooze MIDI Monitor, SCL CapCom Mercury Monitor
  • Speakers: (20) d&b XSL8, (2) XSL12, (2) E8 (mains); d&b V-Series (center cluster); d&b SL-Subs (flown & under the stage); d&b E6 and E8 (delays)
  • Amps: d&b D80, D20, D12


MON

  • Consoles: Yamaha CL5, Allen & Heath ME-1
  • Wireless: Shure Axient Digital
  • Mics: AKG (C414 B-XLS), Audix (D2, D6, i5), DPA (d:vote 4066, 4015, 4099, 4011), Neumann (KM140), Sennheiser (MD441), Shure (Beta98, SM58, SM57), Radial DI boxes
  • Wireless: Receivers: (11) Shure AD4Q; Transmitters: (34) Shure ADX1M Axient micro-bodypack digital radio transmitters, (8) Shure ADX2 Axient handheld radio transmitters c/w: (1) KSM9 condenser microphone head


Show Details

& Juliet opened on Broadway last fall and has since been nominated for nine Tony Awards including Best Sound Design for a Musical. For sound designer Gareth Owen, it’s his fourth production, with previous shows opening in Manchester, UK (Sept. 2019),

London (Nov. 2019) and Toronto (June 2022, after a delay due to Covid-19). For the London production, a mid-sized d&b KSL sound system is in use. For Toronto, and also for the 1,055-seat Stephen Sondheim Theatre in New York, Owen shifted to d&b’s more compact XSL system. As with previous productions, the Broadway show is in surround sound, with “lots and lots of E6 and E8 delays.” For more details, see Theater Sound, FOH, April 2023, page 40.