Milling about inside the theater one sees slow but sure progress. Sooo much electrical work goes into the construction of a theater, blogger has discovered. Conclusion: the lighting is as much a production as the action on stage. What good would the latter be without the former? Other aspects of theater construction are moving forward too: more and more railing appears. The side wall where the large opening was is all but finished in the photo. And truly exciting: the yet boxed "clouds" (sound panels) sit on the stage, just delivered this morning. As one workman put it, "It's clouding up." Literal yet figurative. One faculty member's thought: "Now the lightning." Let's make that "lighting," and we're just about ready!
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Excitement Contained
Milling about inside the theater one sees slow but sure progress. Sooo much electrical work goes into the construction of a theater, blogger has discovered. Conclusion: the lighting is as much a production as the action on stage. What good would the latter be without the former? Other aspects of theater construction are moving forward too: more and more railing appears. The side wall where the large opening was is all but finished in the photo. And truly exciting: the yet boxed "clouds" (sound panels) sit on the stage, just delivered this morning. As one workman put it, "It's clouding up." Literal yet figurative. One faculty member's thought: "Now the lightning." Let's make that "lighting," and we're just about ready!
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