Noiselab Music‘s Pinky Turzo and Paul Rhim served as musical directors for “Smoke and Mirrors,” the second in the first ever series of flash mob style theatrical events. The series of twenty performances are being produced by Flash Theater LA this year to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Playwrights’ Arena.nnThe ten minute production, written by Alison de la Cruz and directed by Fran de Leon, took place February 19th on the sidewalk in front of Park’s Finest BBQ in historic Filipino Town. nnA crowd of hundreds gathered to watch over fifty Los Angles artists perform. The musical story of a tragic love triangle was set in a 1940’s taxi dance hall and featured music from the era, ranging from big band swing to tango. Pinky Turzo also performed vocals for two numbers.nn
nnCreditsnTitle: Installment 1.2 โข 2.19.12 โข “Smoke & Mirrors”nWritten by Alison De La CruznDirected by Fran de LeonnArtistic Director Jon Lawrence RiveranMusical Direction by Paul Rhim & Pinky Turzo, Noiselab MusicnChoreography by Giovanni Ortega & Diana ToshikonStage Managed by Krisserin CanarynProps by Paolo D. DeLeonnWardrobe by Newton KaneshironLighting by Christopher StokesnSound provided by Doug Shaffer & Bob BlackburnnAssistant Stage Managed by Hilary Taylor, Shaunessy Quinn, Crystal MunsonnLocation: The Park’s Finest BBQ in Historic FilipinotownnFootage provided by Paul RhimnnAbout NoiselabnNoiselab Music has developed a strong background composing and licensing for television advertising and has also provided music for numerous film, TV and web projects. Clients include BMW, Lexus, Honda, Kia, Taco Bell, Mattel and Ubisoft.nnFounded in 2004 by Composer/Creative director Paul Rhim and Executive Producer Pinky Turzo, Noiselab brings enthusiasm and an original approach to all of its work. www.noiselabmusic.net nPinky Turzo Executive Producer Noiselab Music 323-876-7618 Contact Pinky via email
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ABC Fine Wine and Spirits Embraces Dry January With Cheeky New Ad Campaign
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