thrust stage

The auditorium, with a thrust stage, has a capacity of 420.

The Circle's thrust stage is unusual and has no fly space above.

It has a thrust stage and this play needs a proscenium.

The seating capacity is currently 421, around an open thrust stage.

From one side of the polygon extended a thrust stage.

The theatre produces four shows a year on a 3/4 thrust stage in a 168 seat house.

He said there had always been discussion whether the Beaumont was truly a thrust stage.

Since that time dozens of other thrust stage venues have been built using the concept.

The facility uses a Thrust stage to give all 408 seats an excellent view.

In 1967 it was converted from a proscenium to a thrust stage.

An apron stage can also be another name for a thrust stage.

Eighteen rows of orchestra seats have given way to a thrust stage.

Plans call for a thrust stage, surrounded on three sides by a mezzanine.

The theatre seats 899 around a wide, thrust stage.

It is usually performed in a proscenium theatre or on a thrust stage.

Reconfiguring the hall with a permanent thrust stage is a serious option.

It has a strong thrust stage such that the audience sit in an amphitheatre-type array.

The main auditorium gained an optional thrust stage, and an increase in seating to 540.

The Jones Theatre features 200 seats and a thrust stage.

That production, on a proscenium thrust stage, was designed along diagonals.

On Circle in the Square's thrust stage there is little doubt of where the actors are.

The theatre, designed by a former teacher, includes a fly tower, a thrust stage and seating for about 600 people.

All but a few songs in the score were also jettisoned, and the staging of the play was changed to a thrust stage.

It seats 400, or 340 in thrust staging.

It has two theaters, one of which is a traditional theater, the other a thrust stage which can house plays.