The Flyhouse team was in Tampa in recent weeks, visiting a longtime client and friend. Our partnership with Busch Gardens’ Moroccan Palace theater began ahead of their new “Iceploration” production, which incorporated performer flying and ice flooring. While the show itself has evolved over the past 15 years, these productions have become a staple for […]
Stage Rigging
Flyhouse At USITT 2026
The Chicago Flyhouse, Inc. will bring its EASE® motion controller to the USITT Annual Conference in Long Beach, CA, March 18-21, 2026. We can be found in Booth #633, just a few aisles to the left of the main entrance, after entering the hall. We haven’t been to USITT in over ten years. We are […]
A New Angle On Acoustic Baffles
We’re back at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, after working on another project there in early 2020. The structure, built in 2017, is made of trapezoidal shapes and off angles, including expansive pillars/columns around building. Our crew is tasked with installing acoustic isolation baffles, covering these interior pillars with acoustical material. Our first phase of […]
A Little Louder Now
Flyhouse is an industry leader in design and installation solutions—including sound—for renovated or new stadiums and performance venues. But maybe you haven’t heard much about our work for audio visual companies, supporting a range fo speaker array installation needs. We should turn up the volume about this work! Over the summer, Sound Planning Associates called on us to repair an […]
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. […]
Cheers to 100 Years!
Late last month, The Theatre School at DePaul University kicked off their year-long 100th anniversary celebration. Originally known as Goodman School of Drama, the program joined DePaul University in 1978, and is the oldest theater program in the Midwest. The Theatre School boasts an impressive list of alumni, but we’re even more impressed with the […]
