Composite materials have long been used to create illusions on both stage and screen. John Wayne's cabin in one of his movies is wedged beneath a huge boulder still in place over the 35-year-old set in Monument Valley, Arizona. Intended to last just a few weeks, the 1/16" thick FRP rock is doing at least as well as the sandstone it mimics. Today, composite materials are being used for more sophisticated and demanding applications as the theater and movie industries continue to push into unexplored territory. And when composite materials are needed, K&A is a frequent choice. From design to engineering to fabrication and delivery, K&A's unique and creative skills are a good match for the creative demands of this industry.