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THEATER WALLS:
The four 21' high walls are textured cinder block on the top 12', and are covered
with a tectum acoustical treatment on the bottom 9'. Due to this construction
and these materials, no screws, nails, tape or similar articles may be driven
or placed on any wall area. Wall color is gray.
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DRESSING
ROOM:
There is one very large dressing room, capable of handling up to large casts,
or groups. There is enough space for wardrobe, however there are no closets or
hanging rods. Each end of the dressing room has one bathroom, one shower, a sink,
electrical outlets, and mirrors.
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RISERS,
PLATFORMS & STAGING:
The Center has a variety of decking that can be used to assist with the many
configuration options. Contact the Technical Director for availability & cost.
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ADDITIONAL
POWER:
There are no disconnects, sister lugs, road power, or bare wire termination facilities
available. The only additional utility power is available in the form of 110V
duplex receptacle outlets. Please refer to the technical overview drawing for
locations.
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COMMUNICATION:
Audio
There is a 2 channel Clearcom wired headset system built into the theater, with
a main station in the control booth, plus six belt packs. Please refer to the
technical overview drawing for locations.
Visual
There is coaxial cable run throughout the Educational Complex, providing the
ability to send video signal to or from any location, however there are no monitors,
or other video equipment available.
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CONTROL
BOOTH:
The control booth, located on the second floor of the west wall, has three separated
areas. 1) Lighting control, with fixed window and a door separating it from 2)
Sound booth, with open window. Only control functions are in this area. 3) Amp
room containing support equipment, patch bays, etc. This room is normally locked
and accessible only to The Center technical staff.
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LIGHTING
SYSTEM:
General:
The theatrical lighting system includes enough lamps, dimming, color & control
for most functions, including meetings, concerts, and theatrical productions.
A member of The Center's technical staff is usually required for operation of the lighting system.
House Lights:
The room has both fluorescent, and dimmable incandescent house lighting available.
The fluorescent lights are controlled by switches on the wall of the theater,
and the incandescent house lights can be controlled using the lighting console
or by the portable "control
station" in the light booth or the "wall station" inside the main theater entrance.
Theatrical Lighting Control:
The dimming controller is an ETC Express 48/96 and can be operated manually as
a one or two-scene preset console or programmed with cues and operated using
a "GO" button.
The system consists of 50 circuits of 2.4K each using ETC Sensor dimmers and
4 more circuits for house lights using ETC Unison dimmers for a total of 54 channels.
Lighting Instruments:
All instruments consist of Altman leko 1000 watt, 750 watt or 500 watt fresnels
and MR-16 striplights colored with red, blue and yellow. All connectors are 20
amp stage pin. There are no follow spots.
Lighting Grid:
Theatrical lighting instruments are hung on a ceiling mounted wall to wall pipe
grid that allows for coverage over the entire room. Please view or download the
McCoy House Lightplot for lighting, circuit and dimensional information. Even
though the intended purpose of this grid is for hanging lights, curtains or other
lightweight items may also be hung with the approval of the Technical Director.
Please note that the theater has no curtains. The hanging of lights, or other
items must be done by a member of The Center's technical staff.
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SOUND
SYSTEM:
We’re working on writing the specs for our new state-of-the-art audio systems for the web-site. If you’d like to know the details right now, please contact:
Steven Burgess, Director of Audio, at steven@mauiarts.org, or at 808.242-2787x233
or
Rusty Conway, Technical Director, at rusty@mauiarts.org, or 808.242.2787x243
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