Transcription of Parts of a Theatre Building
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Parts of a Theatre Building
Theatre PROJECTS. 1. Parts of a Theatre Building Theatre PROJECTS. 2. Theatre PROJECTS. 3. apron box boom (noun) the area of a proscenium stage located (noun) a mounting position for stage spotlights at downstage of the proscenium wall and upstage the front side of the auditorium, usually a vertical of the orchestra pit. If the floor of the orchestra pit pipe is raised to stage level (by machinery or with plat- forms) then it may form an extension of the apron, box, opera box called a forestage or stage extension. (noun) a seating area in an auditorium, usually (a). arbor pit seating between two and twelve spectators, (b) with loose instead of fixed chairs, and (c) separated from (noun) an open slot in the stage floor below the adjacent areas by railings or half walls rigging wall that allows the counterweight arbors to travel lower than the stage floor to provide in- bridge creased batten travel.
also crossover gallery, fly floor, fly gallery, lighting gallery, loading gallery, operating gallery grid, gridiron (noun) a floor of structural steel channel or grating which extends over the upper portion of the stage house. Provides mounting positions for theatre equipment and staff access to any point over the stage for rigging and maintenance.
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