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...involved heart and soul in our organization. He pushed us always to go above and beyond. ... He made sure that we were doing the best theatre possible. He’s already been greatly missed and will continue to be missed.” His friends Joseph F. Mobilia ’76 and Adam S. Kibbe ’82 offered testimonies in remembrance of Symonds’ later life and career. “He was a theater guy—a theater god,” said Kibbe. Alan got behind anyone who needed...
...stage will have all new, state-of-the-art equipment, including a computerized lighting system, while a safer, more flexible counterweight rigging system will replace antique rope rigging,” Mobilia said in the newsletter...
...Arts Spectrum, the newsletter of the Office for the Arts, Joseph Mobilia ’76, a theater consultant with Fisher Dachs since 1977, said the designers are seeking to create a more versatile and contemporary venue...
Winterset is one of the few productions that can justly point to its set as a major attraction. Joe Mobilia's looming set is a masterwork, using the Loeb's rather spacious capacity to the fullest. The ominous bridgehead (all action takes place under a bridge or in a house next to the bridge) towers above and the main playing area is both cleverly designed and fully utilized. Chris Stone's lighting design is tremendous, as usual. This is the way the Loeb should be used, at least for sets...
Algernon's clipped witticisms and Miss Prism's agonized confrontation with her own carelessness are the two high points of this production. But its real star is Joe Mobilia's sets, whose every detail--from the porcelain tea service to the yellow silk upholstered sofa--elegantly evokes late victorian decadence...