New York Philharmonic

18 June 2012

“My primary interest is in generating unforgettable theatrical experiences using untraditional methods in untraditional spaces.”
— Michael Counts, the director/designer of Philharmonic 360, the space-exploring adventure co-presented with the Park Avenue Armory on June 29–30. Read the Playbill article for more about the program, including his thoughts on working with Alan Gilbert and Philharmonic musicians on “recalibrating the audience’s familiar experience of a concert by exploiting the odd and impressive character of the Armory’s Drill Hall.”

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“My primary interest is in generating unforgettable theatrical experiences using untraditional methods in untraditional spaces.”

— Michael Counts, the director/designer of Philharmonic 360, the space-exploring adventure co-presented with the Park Avenue Armory on June 29–30. Read the Playbill article for more about the program, including his thoughts on working with Alan Gilbert and Philharmonic musicians on “recalibrating the audience’s familiar experience of a concert by exploiting the odd and impressive character of the Armory’s Drill Hall.”