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Sprung floor of finished hardwood
oak with tongue & groove over cross laminated birch plywood subfloor on
state of the art, closed cell sleepers embedded in concrete. The floor is
finished with a satin walnut stain.
The orchestra pit floor has
embedded 6 brass covered electrical outlets.
Important
note: Under no conditions do we allow any screws, nails, lags, or any
penetrations of the stage floor. If you have scenery that requires lagging to
the floor, you need to either plan on appropriate counterweight to be applied to
the scenery, or provide an alternative stage deck that will allow lagging and/or
screwing to the surface. In any event, nothing may penetrate the Whitman stage
floor surface.
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A
black Harlequin Dance Floor is available with proper
notice and crew call arrangements.
Proscenium Width........................................................................38-0"
Proscenium Height........................................................................20-0"
Note - this is at
center - ends are at 19'-6"
Plaster Line to Back Wall..............................................................34-0"
Note - there are three brick columns that
protrude 9" into the space.
Plaster line to Apron Edge (at center)
Pit
Down.................................................7-0"
Pit
up......................................................22-0"
Centerline to Stage Left rail
Downstage............................................33-0"
Upstage.................................................28-0"
Centerline to Stage Right wall
Downstage............................................37-0"
Upstage.................................................32-0"
Stage height from audience floor..................................................3-0"
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Followspot ports to plaster
line -- approx. 200 feet at a height of 49 from stage floor
Working Orchestra Pit Space......................................................34x11
Plaster line to last line set.............................................................31-9"
Plaster line to first line set.............................................................2-0"
Plaster line to Curtain Line............................................................1-0"
Lighting Coves 1&3 to Plaster Line..................................approx. 45 and 42 high
Lighting Cove 2 to Plaster line..........................................approx. 60 and 47 high
Balcony Rail to Plaster Line at Center..........................................113'
Last row Orchestra Seating to Orchestra Pit wall........................110-6"
Height of Balcony Rail from Orchestra
Floor................................24-0"
Note: the Balcony Rail is not a
circuited lighting position; there are no hanging
capabilities at this
location.
Maximum Pit Depth is 13-7" (as in how far down it goes)
Grid Height......................................................................................43-0"
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41-6" or pipe travel height (not
very much considering our proscenium height)
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Bottom unit +13 top
units + 256" from stage
floor - Located 12-6" downstage of PL and 27-3" SR&L
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Single purchase counterweight system.
Free pipe max. load - 650 lb. - house has 7,300 lb. of weight - if all pipes are stripped to pipe weight
Low trim on pipes varies from 3-6" to 6-0"
The fly rail is located
Stage Left, on stage level - There is no pin rail, as such, hemp rigging is
difficult
Battens are 48 (14.6M) schedule 80 1-1/2 black iron pipe. Most battens are use
4 lift lines.
The following have the near lift and far lift lines Bridled to help keep the
ends from sagging
1, 3, 11, 12, 22, 23, 33, 34, 42, 43
Line sets 29, 48, 49, 50 are 6 lift line sets to help prevent pipe sag for drops
Bottom pipe for two full stage drops available
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There are two sets of system controls for the orchestra pit lift system. One is located in the Juliet window,
Stage Right; the other is on the orchestra pit floor, Downstage Center.
However, the floor control is usually covered by the conductors podium,
therefore the pit lift is usually operated from the Juliet window position,
Stage Right by Brooklyn Center technical staff personnel.
It is imperative that the pit level be set with the our operator before the house opens so the appropriate stops can be present.
Cycle Time: It takes approximately 2.75 to 3 minutes for the pit to rise from its lowest, basement level position to the playing level. It takes an equal amount of time to lower the pit to the basement level for disembarking.
Nota Bene: No one other than a Brooklyn Center technical staff operator/attendant who is trained in the safety procedures and precautions in the use of this equipment and who has been designated as the operator for your production may operate it. Extremely serious bodily injury can occur if this equipment is not operated in a safe manner. Both safety and liability issues preclude anyone other than our staff from controlling this system. Do not ask if this regulation can be set aside; the answer will always be negative.
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The following items are available only by prearranged agreement and dependent on availability.
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As much as we would like to accommodate the needs of our clients, the items
listed below are not available and are beyond our ability to supply them.
You are welcome to bring in your own smaller items like sewing machines or
steamers, etc.
The following items are NOT available:
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