Eric Larson / assisting, dance, events, musical, opera, other, play, tour /
The 2016-16 Metropolitan Opera season has come to a close. It was an amazing place to work for the last three years.
After three amazing seasons at the Met, my wife and I have decided to move to Los Angeles for a number of reasons. I’ll be heading out there at the end of June and will be rebuilding this website, and be available for work starting at the beginning of July.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, tour /
Tomorrow I’m heading to Washington, D.C. for another visit with the ballet to the Kennedy Center. From there, we’ll fly directly to Copenhagen for a week of performances at the Copenhagen Opera House. I’ve never been to Scandinavia before so I am very excited about this tour.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, tour /
Today begins the ballet’s time at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, an annual visit that is always a great experience. I’ll be back in New York July 23rd and available for work through the end of August.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, tour /
I’m back from my honeymoon and on the train to Washington, D.C. where the NYC Ballet will be performing next week. We visit every year and it’s always a great experience. I’m looking forward to it. When we get back to New York we load in our spring season.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, tour /
I’m now in Ludwigshafen, loading in the first of NYC Ballet’s two stops here in Germany. Next week we head to Baden-Baden (Bill Clinton said it “is so nice they had to name it twice”).
Eric Larson / dance, other, tour /
A quick personal note: I’m getting married this weekend! Next up after that is an NYCB tour to Germany followed by a honeymoon in Europe.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, tour /
I’ve just returned from 3 weeks in Saratoga Springs, NY, the summer home of the New York City Ballet. We performed our usual varied repertory in the lovely outdoor setting of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, tour /
At NYCB we’ve just finished our annual run of the Nutcracker; next up is our Winter Season, which runs until February 27th. After that the ballet heads to the Hong Kong Cultural Center for a week of performances, followed by our annual visit to the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, events, musical, play, tour /
I’ve finished my time in Peterborough, NH for the summer, where I designed Harvey, Nobody Don’t Like Yogi, Stones in His Pockets, Private Lives, An Ideal Husband, Doubt and the children’s shows Hansel and Gretel and Cindy Reilly.
I’m about to head to Torrington, CT to tech The Magic Treehouse, a new children’s show going on a national tour. When I return from that, I’m going to Tempe, AZ to do Cloudless with Susan Marshall & Company, followed by New Orleans to be Assistant LD for the Starbucks Leadership Convention and General Assembly. Then I’m designing Absurd Person Singular for the Bristol Riverside Theater in Pennsylvania, followed by associate designing A Christmas Carol at Dallas Theater Center.
It’s a busy fall. Pictures from the summer’s shows should be up shortly, along with a minor redesign of some portions of the website.
Eric Larson / assisting, dance, musical, play, tour /
Right now I’m about to go into tech for The Drunken City at Playwright’s Horizons, where I’m assisting Matt Richards. After that opens, Diego comes to Radio City Music Hall for a few days, and then I head to St. Louis with Susan Marshall & Company’s Cloudless. After I return from St. Louis, I am designing 37 Stones for Working Man’s Clothes here in New York City. After that I will be in Dallas assisting Matt Richards on Dallas Theater Center’s production of The Misanthrope.
