Looks nice (even for a theater on the brink of bankruptcy)! I like the use of red, gives it a look of elegance, but makes it cozy as well. The bar seems very large does this mean the theater can seat a large amount of people?
I don't I could ever work as a waitress or hostess, the chaos and time pressure would drive me mad. O.O
The theater can seat somewhere between 400-700 people, I think, depending on the stage setup and consequent use of space. It's a very versatile room - for Hamlet, for example, the stage was the entire room, with the audience flanking two sides. Right now it's pretty standard theater-style, partly because they're trying to cram as many butts into seats in order to survive for next season. After that we'll have dinner theater again - normal theater seating toward the back and 40-50 round tables scattered in front of the stage area. Very nice and cozy
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*lol* This was so engaging. I do *not* like the capes though. With pants? Of a different color? On a woman? No.
Your space is so small - the ratio of ceiling height to room width, I mean. I think the dining room is depressing too, but it's not just the lighting. It's the stark uniformity of the table arrangements. When viewed from the side with the more interesting and eye-dividing place settings, it's warmer, I think?
But there looks like there's *so much* walking from the theater to the intermission hall. Everything looks crowded for the servers and for traffic flow. Must be congested every night!
It's so weird to me, the 'famous actors' bit, but that's awesome! You brush up against your own real life celebrities. Who are the lousiest tippers?
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I like the use of red, gives it a look of elegance, but makes it cozy as well.
The bar seems very large does this mean the theater can seat a large amount of people?
I don't I could ever work as a waitress or hostess, the chaos and time pressure would drive me mad. O.O
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Your space is so small - the ratio of ceiling height to room width, I mean. I think the dining room is depressing too, but it's not just the lighting. It's the stark uniformity of the table arrangements. When viewed from the side with the more interesting and eye-dividing place settings, it's warmer, I think?
But there looks like there's *so much* walking from the theater to the intermission hall. Everything looks crowded for the servers and for traffic flow. Must be congested every night!
It's so weird to me, the 'famous actors' bit, but that's awesome! You brush up against your own real life celebrities. Who are the lousiest tippers?
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