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... 'Abolished […] none of this happened'. Such an ostensibly inauspicious beginning and ending are reminiscent ...
... 'Abolished […] none of this happened'. Such an ostensibly inauspicious beginning and ending are reminiscent ...
Fire Safety - Barn Theatre, Oxted
... It is, therefore, Barn Theatre policy to do all that is reasonable to prevent personal injury and to protect everyone from reasonably foreseeable hazards, in so far as they come into contact with the Barn Theatre. All Hirers are required to co-operate with the Manager, Barn Duty Manager and Director ...
... It is, therefore, Barn Theatre policy to do all that is reasonable to prevent personal injury and to protect everyone from reasonably foreseeable hazards, in so far as they come into contact with the Barn Theatre. All Hirers are required to co-operate with the Manager, Barn Duty Manager and Director ...
Theater Fires - UC CEAS - University of Cincinnati
... common fire protection systems (stand pipes, sprinklers and smoke venting) were present as required in most theatres. Smoke detectors and heat detectors were invented at the turn of the century but were very expensive and only installed in theatres that could afford them. 11 It wasn’t until they wer ...
... common fire protection systems (stand pipes, sprinklers and smoke venting) were present as required in most theatres. Smoke detectors and heat detectors were invented at the turn of the century but were very expensive and only installed in theatres that could afford them. 11 It wasn’t until they wer ...
Metro Weekly on The Caucasian Chalk Circle
... his works read like a gravelly stew simmered with tough hunks of meat and not enough broth, and it's up to the reader to digest his intimate political philosophy and elegant prose, imagining the greater moral implications and testing his universal theories on war and peace. When his pages are transp ...
... his works read like a gravelly stew simmered with tough hunks of meat and not enough broth, and it's up to the reader to digest his intimate political philosophy and elegant prose, imagining the greater moral implications and testing his universal theories on war and peace. When his pages are transp ...
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... On both sides of the theatre there are B_ _ es, from which a small group of people can watch the play. ...
... On both sides of the theatre there are B_ _ es, from which a small group of people can watch the play. ...
The old Theatre Royal
... famous actors and actresses, incluging one of Catherine Hayes. At the end of the stairway leading to the circle stood two wooden figures of soldiers in armour, which had a t one time adorned the band wagon of Thady Cooney's Circus. To the right was the foyer leading to the pit. Inside, the floor slo ...
... famous actors and actresses, incluging one of Catherine Hayes. At the end of the stairway leading to the circle stood two wooden figures of soldiers in armour, which had a t one time adorned the band wagon of Thady Cooney's Circus. To the right was the foyer leading to the pit. Inside, the floor slo ...
Modern Theatre Architecture Power Point
... realistic and naturalistic form of drama along with the concept of unity in style for all of the elements of the production The scenic elements became realistic environments and not just backgrounds ...
... realistic and naturalistic form of drama along with the concept of unity in style for all of the elements of the production The scenic elements became realistic environments and not just backgrounds ...
Did you know? - Friends of Theatr Colwyn
... Phil Batty, Theatre Manager, for many years was always a little wary when turning the lights off backstage and locking up. No, he is not afraid of the dark but was not sure about who else was there each night! Once, on a late night alarm call out, he trotted down the stairs towards the box office do ...
... Phil Batty, Theatre Manager, for many years was always a little wary when turning the lights off backstage and locking up. No, he is not afraid of the dark but was not sure about who else was there each night! Once, on a late night alarm call out, he trotted down the stairs towards the box office do ...
Brooklyn Theatre fire
The Brooklyn Theatre Fire was a catastrophic theatre fire that broke out on the evening of December 5, 1876, in the then-city of Brooklyn, now a borough of New York City, New York, United States. The conflagration killed at least 278 individuals, with some accounts reporting more than 300 dead. One hundred and three unidentified victims were interred in a common grave at Green-Wood Cemetery. An obelisk near the main entrance at Fifth Avenue and 25th Street marks the burial site. More than two dozen identified victims were interred individually in separate sections at the Cemetery of the Evergreens in Brooklyn.The Brooklyn Theatre Fire ranks third in fatalities among fires occurring in theatres and other public assembly buildings in the United States, falling behind the 1942 Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire and the 1903 Iroquois Theatre fire.Fatalities mainly arose in the family circle, typically the highest tier of seats in a theatre and offering the least expensive seating. Only one stairway served this gallery, which sustained extreme temperatures and dense, suffocating smoke early in the conflagration. The stairway jammed with people, cutting off the escape of more than half of the gallery's occupants, who quickly succumbed to smoke inhalation.