by Jennifer Tankleff | Apr 23, 2021
The Howard theatre The Howard Theatre, founded in 1910, was one of the first theatres for African American performing arts; a true cultural gem of Washington, DC and for US history. It was abandoned for over 30 years and the interior was destroyed from neglect;...
by Jennifer Tankleff | Dec 11, 2020
The Henry McCaddin Memorial Hall in Brooklyn, NY which originally opened in 1898 was in need of a drapery renovation. IWEISS installed both brand new drapery as well as the track hardware to support it. The main decorative valance, grand valance, and main curtain are...
by Jennifer Tankleff | Aug 12, 2020
At El Museo Del Barrio in New York, New York, IWEISS installed a Serapid pit lift system along with a full stage drapery package supported by IWEISS Align Curtain Track. The stage drapery was fabricated using Plum Prestige fabric for the Main Curtain and Valance and...
by Jennifer Tankleff | Jan 10, 2019
The Warner Theatre in Torrington, CT is one of twelve remaining art deco theaters in the Northeast, designed by Thomas Lamb and built in 1928. Sevigny Architects came to us to re-create the original wall fabric and upholster the theatre as well as build custom...
by Jennifer Tankleff | Jan 10, 2019
