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proscenium wall

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proscenium wall
A fire-resistive wall which separates a stage or enclosed platform from the public or spectators’ area of an auditorium or theater.


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In Act III, when Kaspar and company returned from the Wolf's Glen, their dialogue took place in a pre-recorded video projected onto both proscenium walls.
The extensive restoration and renovation will include uncovering and restoring the theater's historic facade, removing alterations made when the theater was converted to a cinema in the 1960s, rebuilding the original ornate loge boxes, rebuilding the proscenium wall according to original drawings, increasing the size of the stage to accommodate today's larger touring Broadway shows, installation of elevators, upgrading mechanical systems, including state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems.
Spectacular feats included running up the proscenium wall and flipping.
 
 
 
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