From east coast to west, inside and out, from the highest aerial views to the ground floor, the Flyhouse Safer VenueTM crew has once again made the most of our venues’ summer breaks. We have inspected and maintained both manual and motorized equipment, completed 28 venue inspections and over a dozen extensive rigging repairs. Enjoy […]
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Two For One
This year, it’s been double the rigging in Boston for our Flyhouse crew. We’ve been working at the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T) at Harvard and nearby at Museum of Science, Boston. Both projects are still work in progress and we can’t wait to share more later. In the meantime, we’re spending all our spare moments enjoying everything […]
Fly Like an Eagle
Our work with Princess Cruises® started slowly about a year ago when they contacted Flyhouse to consult on aerial performances on their new Sphere Class ship, Sun and Star. Princess recently introduced their new Sphere Class with liquefied natural gas (LNG) propulsion: the Sun Princess and Star Princess. Among other features, these ships include state-of-the-art […]
One for the History Books
After years of planning and construction, the Obama Presidential Center opened to the public last Friday, June 19, 2026. Flyhouse is incredibly honored to have played a role in this historic project—a landmark for the U.S., the city of Chicago, and especially Chicago’s South Side and Jackson Park neighborhood. “If it was easy, someone else […]
Catch You in Columbus!
Our friends at USITT are kicking off its 65th Annual Conference & Stage Expo in Columbus, Ohio this Thursday. The USITT25 – Powering Live Entertainment event supports the organization’s mission: The United States Institute for Theatre Technology, Inc. (USITT) connects performing arts design and technology communities to ensure a vibrant dialog among practitioners, educators, and students. […]
Summer Holiday
Vacation season means Safer Venue season for Flyhouse. We’re on the road, helping local and not so local theaters with inspections and repairs. We provide inspections, training, and maintenance all year-round, but summer offers many theaters a break from heavy-use and operation, particularly education-related spaces. And those breaks mean we can get to work! This […]
