What to do with a series of Hemp House photographs?

[Znarf]

I made a series of photographs of the National Theatre's hemp house just before it was dismantled and replaced with a computerized system in July 2017. Can anyone recommend a theatre publication that might be interested in publishing such photographs? Also - has there been any poetry written about working in the hemp house, and/or the "behind the scenes" element of working in a theatre? Many thanks!

 

[DuckJordan]

I made a series of photographs of the National Theatre's hemp house just before it was dismantled and replaced with a computerized system in July 2017. Can anyone recommend a theatre publication that might be interested in publishing such photographs? Also - has there been any poetry written about working in the hemp house, and/or the "behind the scenes" element of working in a theatre? Many thanks!

I would love a copy of these as we used to have a hemp house in the area and a lot of our techs could learn a few things from seeing photo's of them. Off the top of my head I can't think of any theater publications but national geographic might want them.

 

[mrtrudeau23]

I forget the university (Ohio, maybe?) that has a huge theater historic archive. I can try to dig up the info tonight. They would probably be interested.
Also a good place to look: https://www.americantheatrearchiveproject.org/resources/

 

[gafftapegreenia]

Ask over on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/146375445554376/?ref=share

 

[gary smith]

Theatrecrafts.com has a rigging section

 

[Znarf]

I would love a copy of these as we used to have a hemp house in the area and a lot of our techs could learn a few things from seeing photo's of them. Off the top of my head I can't think of any theater publications but national geographic might want them.

Thanks, and I'd be glad to show them to you. If you would email at [email protected], and we can take it from there.

 

[Znarf]

I forget the university (Ohio, maybe?) that has a huge theater historic archive. I can try to dig up the info tonight. They would probably be interested.
Also a good place to look: https://www.americantheatrearchiveproject.org/resources/

Thanks, Michael! And I'll take a look at the American Theatre Archive Project too. Spending long hours up in a dark hemp house was totally outside of my experience, but so completely cool and now I'm fascinated.

 

[Znarf]

Theatrecrafts.com has a rigging section

Thanks Gary, I will check that out.