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Cameron University
School of Liberal Arts
Department of Theatre
Arts
Theatre Complex Tour
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Campus Map - The Theatre Arts Complex
is in Red.
The Outside of the University Theatre
Complex
Two Views of the Theatre Lobby
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The University Theatre seats
432 people, has a 50' wide by 22' high
proscenium and a hydraulic apron/orchestra pit. |
A recent production of Rodgers and
Hammerstein's
Oklahoma!
on the University Theatre Stage. |
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The 30-lineset double-purchase counterweight
system in the University Theatre is used for flying scenery and curtains. |
Working on one of the
purchase lines on the fly floor. |
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One of the University Theatre's onstage
electrics. |
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Focusing a lighting instrument atop
our hydraulic cherry picker. |
| At work on the University Theatre's
ETC Express 48/96 memory lighting console controlling 144 dimmers. |
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Working with the digital audio workstation
part of the University/Studio Theatre Sound System. Included in this
computerized system are a CD player, mini disc recorder/player, dual cassettes,
and mixing board. |
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Working with the new mixer. |
| Backstage at the University Theatre |
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Our other Performance Space
is the Studio Theatre.
This is a versatile space used for
Performance and Class.
Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap
in the Studio Theatre.

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The Studio Theatre
set up for Classroom use. |
Students in Directing Class view a
Powerpoint Presentation
in the Studio Theatre. |
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Operating the memory lighting system
for the Studio Theatre,
a 30-channel dimmer-per-circuit system. |
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Two Views of the University Scene
Shop
| The hot-wire styrofoam cutter is a
handy addition to the scene shop's radial-arm, table, and band saws. |
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Making sparks fly
grinding metal in the Scene Shop |
Working on a drop on the paint frame.
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Drilling on the set. |
The University Costume Shop
& Make-Up Room |
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Working in the Costume Shop. |
| One of the department's two sergers. |
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Chances are the first person you will
speak to when you call the department at 580-581-2346 is our secretary,
Bea Ednie, who keeps everyone on schedule. |
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Klein.
Copyright © 2000.
Updated 2002.
Updated 2005.