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The Winspear Opera House in Dallas at the newly constructed AT&T Performing Arts Center features a 70' wide x 40' high printed main curtain designed by artist Guillermo Kuitca and fabricated by I. Weiss. The curtain depicts a fragmented image of the opera's seating area on a dark brown velour background.
This is the third printed "Art Curtain" created by I. Weiss following the Adrienne Arsht Center Curtain in Miami and the Balboa Theater in San Diego.

Recent Media Coverage:

Squaring the Circle - Lighting & Sound America, Feb. 2010
A Curtain as Ambitious as its Stage - New York Times

I. Weiss provided soft goods for the following shows:
Broadway:
- The Addams Family
- Next Fall
- Promises Promises
- Come Fly Away

Recent National Tours:
- RCMH Christmas Spectacular Arena Tour
- A Little Night Music
- In the Heights
- Billy Elliot
- Yo Gabba Gabba Live

I. Weiss was contracted by Showman Fabricators to provide the fabric covers for two sonic cones installed for a Sound Lounge at Campbell Hall, UVA School of Architecture. Find out more...

I.Weiss is proud to have played a significant part in this summer’s renovation of the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center by providing an acoustic steel fire curtain, eight motorized light ladders and a motorized line set, along with the installation of the new orchestra pit lift system provided by Serapid.

The Acoustic Fire Curtain, the first of its kind, is actually ... (read more)

Are you in need of a portable screen for your classroom?
Good news! We just lowered our prices significantly for all portable screen types. And for a limited time you can take advantage of an additional discount.
View Portable Screens.

Rosco just introduced twelve brand new and gorgeous E-Colours.They are different from any of the colors in the Roscolux or Cinegel series and may very well be exactly what you need for your next production.
And best of all, they are in stock, right here at our shop. Feel free to contact us for samples.

I. Weiss congratulates Project Manager Lauren Duffy on her ETCP certification. We are proud to announce that the I. Weiss rigging division is now supervised by an all ETCP certified staff. Our rigging department has had a very busy year with an ever growing scope of projects including renovations such as the Henry Miller Theater on Broadway and the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, as well as the installation of more than thirty Vialifts across the U.S., multiple school stages, pipe grids, rigging inspections, and varoius custom projects. We look forward to new challenges in 2010.