NEW VENUE!  Broadway Lighting Master Classes (BLMC), Tuesday & Wednesday, May 22-23, The Jerome Robbins Theatre at The Baryshnikov Arts Center; Thursday, May 24, Sardi's restaurant luncheon and panels. The BLMC includes a ticket to a Broadway show.

Full schedule for the 2012 BLMC here

Click here for housing information (hotels & NYU dorm)

Click here for sponsorship opportunities, or email David Johnson.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

What People Are Saying about the BLMC:

"Great things learned at BLMC: a really nice window into the world of Broadway and how it works. Lovely feeling of how the designers think about their work. Particularly brilliant in managing to discuss design inspiration, design process and very specific technical information in one presentation."

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"BLMC opened my eyes to the world of visual communication with Light."

"At BLMC I found Peggy Eisenhauer's session's extremely informative. Her talk on movement and rhythm was amazing. Wendall Harrington was fantastic. She helped me understand that it is okay to criticize the technology."

"BLMC gave me insight as to how top lighting designer really work and think. And by learning how they think I can become a better stage manager for them"

"The BLMC was a confidence booster because I expected to be completely lost. I understood more and was totally inspired to continue in lighting. It also helped me realize how much you can do in lighting design in terms of career paths."