BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Giving DROWSY A New Meaning
I was the assistant sound designer and the sound engineer for Auburn University Theatre's production of The Drowsy Chaperone.
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BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - The Best Thing About Being a Theatre Major
I bet you think I'll say 'built in friends' or 'fun classes' or 'hanging out in the green room' or 'doing shows,' and while all of those things are great and mostly true, none of those things are the best thing about being a theatre major.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - THE NUTCRACKER or the Week of Finals
Every year, Auburn University Theatre hosts the East Alabama Community Ballet's The Nutcracker in early December.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - AU Singers or The Weekend Before Finals
So, around this time of year, AU Singers, Auburn University's Showchoir, is gearing up for performances.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - When Clothes Rip
Currently, I'm working on an adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - John Cage, Performance Art, and Sound Design
John Cage, an American composer, music theorist, writer, philosopher, and artist, was interested in finding and collecting ordinary sounds to use; he wanted to capture and control them to use them as musical instruments.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Adrenaline
If you're a theatre major, chances are all your classes are in the same building, and all the work you do is in the theater.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - A Woman in Sound
This semester, I am taking a Writing for TV and Film class - which means that I'm writing a script for a movie.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - The Theatricality of Concerts
Very recently, I drove from Auburn to Atlanta to see one of my favorite bands at The Tabernacle - Two Door Cinema Club - and not only did I end up falling in love with them even more, but I also fell in love with Jack Garratt, who was opening for them.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Post-Audible Separation
This time last year, I met my friend Anthony Narciso.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - The Foreigner, and the Beauty of Sound Design
For most shows by closing, I'm sitting at the soundboard, tired of hearing the dialogue: I'm memorizing the beats in the actors voices, tracing out lines on my palms, you name it.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Connecting
Last year, I took a digital performance art class.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Quiet Desperation, or The Lives That Men Lead
People want art - that's inevitable.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - The Moment I Realized I Knew Nothing
I was sitting in a black plastic chair in a room with maybe seven other people, one that I knew, and six that I did not.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - 580 Miles
I'm sure everyone knows the challenges that come with designing any given show - there's the actual design, the communication of the design, the (most-likely) compromise of the design, public relations, paperwork, implementation of the design, dry tech, cue to cue, 10 out of 12, dress rehearsals, pr
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - How to Survive Your First Year of Collegiate Technical Theatre
With the start of a new semester right around the corner, I began thinking about the new technicians and design students who are starting their freshman year at Auburn.
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Why Sound?
One day, I was in rehearsal, and one of my friends asked me, 'Why sound?' And that's when I really started to think about why sound?
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - Theatre Makes Us Human
As someone who came from a family of electrical linemen and bankers and contract specialists, started out pre-vet in middle school, detoured to pre-med in high school, and finally to theatre - not only did my career choice fail to reach the goals previously set for me by my peers, my teachers, and m
BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - How Theatre Helped Me Remodel a House
I just remodeled a house.
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