Cameron University
School of Liberal Arts
Department of Theatre Arts
Theatre Complex Tour


Campus Map - The Theatre Arts Complex is in Red.


The Outside of the University Theatre Complex


Two Views of the Theatre Lobby


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.

 
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.

 
One of the University Theatre's onstage electrics.

 
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.

 
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.

 
Working with the new mixer.

 
Backstage at the University Theatre

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.

The Studio Theatre 
set up for Classroom use.

 
Students in Directing Class view a Powerpoint Presentation 
in the Studio Theatre.

 
Operating the memory lighting system for the Studio Theatre, 
a 30-channel dimmer-per-circuit system.

 
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.

 
Making sparks fly
grinding metal in the Scene Shop

Working on a drop on the paint frame.


 
 
Drilling on the set.

 
Working on the set.

 
 
The University Costume Shop 
& Make-Up Room

 
Working in the Costume Shop.

 
One of the department's two sergers.

 
 
 
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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