JBL Professional & My Neighbour Totoro

Friday 9th May 

12pm - 3pm

Gillian Lynne Theatre, 166 Drury Ln, London WC2B 5PW

After a sell-out run at the Barbican, My Neighbour Totoro has returned to London, at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in Drury Lane. The six-time Olivier Award-winning production, including Best Sound Design by Tony Gayle, is powered by a JBL VTX A8 system paired with VTX B18 subwoofers.

On Friday 9th May, JBL Professional and the Totoro sound team, in association with the ASDP, will be hosting a demonstration of the system at its new home. From initial design concepts to the deployment process, plus a Q&A with Tony Gayle, this is an event you won’t want to miss. 

If you attend this event there will be an opportunity to purchase discounted show tickets for the evening performance and drinks to follow! 

The Day - Arrival 12:00

Event introduction and keynote

Introduction of Sound Technology and team members

History of JBL and innovations over the years

What sets JBL apart

VTX A-Series tech and how it's technology supports theatrical sound design

JBL Venue Synthesis Software

Showcase My Neighbour Totoro

Tony Gayle, with team Justin Teasdale, Stuart Moffat, Steve Atkinson

Introductions

A Sound Designer’s approach to loudspeaker selection

What matters most in a loudspeaker?

Real-world challenges

Why JBL was the right choice for My Neighbour Totoro

Walk through the system in the space

Q&A Session

End 3pm approx

Members who sign up for this event will have access to discounted tickets to My Neighbour Totoro. ASDP Admin will contact you with details once you have signed up to this event. 

Please note, the ASDP reserves the right to make changes to the programme without prior notice. Such alterations may occasionally be necessary due to circumstances beyond our control.

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