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3/19/99 Monsters of Grace, the extraordinary three dimensional digital opera by theater and music icons Philip Glass and Robert Wilson continues to tour the United States and Canada through April 1999. Over one hundred thousand theater-goers have viewed this modern spectacle through l.a.Eyeworks modern 3-D spectacles. From New York to Los Angeles theater-goers have contacted us via our web site address imprinted on the process blue frames, to compliment us and rave about the performance! Philip Glass' gorgeous l.a.Eyeworks portrait has been featured in ads promoting the show across the world, and the now-classic image of the audience clad in l.a.Eyeworks frames has graced each catalogue. We suggest picking up a book of Rumi's incredible love poetry, on which the opera is based. 11/10/98 Monsters of Grace, the astounding digital opera in 3-D by Robert Wilson and Philip Glass continues on a sell-out world tour. An entire audience clad in l.a.Eyeworks 3-D glasses designed by Gai Gherardi and Barbara McReynolds is not to be missed! Rome, Amsterdam, Belfast and New York are the stops through December. This November, look for Philip Glass in OUT, Paper and Wallpaper Magazines wearing l.a.Eyeworks Zero! And this December in Wired! 9/10/98 "Monsters of Grace" begins a two year international world tour in Fall of 1998, stopping in dozens of cities, including a two week engagement in New York at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this December. Groundbreaking, challenging "Monsters of Grace," premiered in Los Angeles in May to sell-out crowds. Photos of the audience clad in l.a.Eyeworks-designed 3-D glasses graced the front pages of international newspapers! The 3-D opera is a stunning tour de force, with Robert Wilson's images floating overhead and Academy Award nominee Philip Glass' score. l.a.Eyeworks 3-D frames will be distriubted to each theatergoer during the two year international tour, with an anticipated audience of over 250,000, making l.a.Eyeworks 3-D glasses the coolest theatre-going accessory in the world! |