1 15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901

15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901
INFORMATION GUIDE
The State Theatre in New Brunswick, New Jersey is managed by the New Brunswick Cultural Center, an umbrella
organization that also encompasses two adjacent theaters, the George Street Playhouse and the Crossroads Theatre.
In addition to the State Theatre, the Cultural Center is comprised of both resident and affiliate companies, each an
artistically and administratively independent organization: The American Repertory Ballet Company, Crossroads
Theatre Company, George Street Playhouse, and Mason Gross School of the Arts.
The State Theatre annually presents a season of international performances ranging from symphony orchestras,
classical ballets, Broadway shows to popular entertainers and children’s events. When the facility is not in use for
the State Theatre’s own programming, it is available to outside presenters on a rental basis.
This booklet contains detailed logistical and technical information about the State Theatre. If additional information
is required, please contact the theatre management.
Revised
July 2007
The State Theatre, a premier nonprofit venue for the performing arts and entertainment.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Staff Directory
Page 3
Media Contacts
Page 4 & 5
Transportation and Directions
Page 6-8
Hotel Accommodations & Emergency/ Medical Services
Page 9
Restaurants
Page 10
Stage Information (dimensions, loading dock etc.)
Page 11
Dressing Rooms
Page 12
Projection & Lighting Inventory
Page 13
Lighting Circuit Distribution and Stage Power
Page 14
Sound System (NEW and IMPROVED Summer ‘03)
Page 15
Hanging Plot- Rigging and Draperies
Page 16
Music and Orchestra Equipment
Page 17
Seating Charts
Page 18-19
Ground Plans
Page 20-25
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STATE THEATRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Administrative Offices
Administrative Offices Fax
Production Offices Fax
Box Office
Box Office Fax
Backstage Production Office
David Reuss, Director of Production
732-247-7200
732-247-4005
732-745-5652
732-246-SHOW (7469)
732-745-5653
732-745-5650 or 732-839-3976
732-247-7200 ext. 529
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF:
Wesley Brustad, President & CEO
Andrew Fishman, Programming Manager
Tracy L. Wise, Executive Assistant
Dave Hartkern, Director of Operations
Victoria Claussen Administrative Assistant
Timothy Bailey, Facility Maintenance
ext. 511
ext. 519
ext. 544
ext. 518
ext. 510
ext. 547
Jerry Campagna, Director of Finance
Pat Lanza, Accounts Payable Clerk
Jiali Ren, Accounts Receivable/General Ledger Clerk
ext. 516
ext. 552
ext. 538
Marion F. Combs, Senior V.P. for Development
Linda Van Derveer, Director of Major Gifts
Ros Neal, Sponsor & Business Relations
Leah J. Anglum, Development Assistant
Laura A. Lark, Development Assistant
ext. 541
ext. 594
ext. 514
ext. 512
ext. 543
Daniel Grossman, V.P for Marketing
Tracy Furr, Art Director
Christina Entcheva, Marketing & PR Coordinator
ext. 515
ext. 539
ext. 517
Kelly Skinner, Director of Public Relations
ext. 542
Lian Farrer, Vice President for Education
Katie Pyott, Education Associate
ext. 513
ext. 585
Izzy Sackowitz, Director of Sales
Ben Negreann, House Manger
Nora Duffy, Group and Playbill Sales Manager
ext. 521
ext. 520
ext. 536
Larry Dember, Director of Production
Mike Sivetz, Head Carpenter
Craig Werner, Master Electrician
ext. 529
ext. 528
ext. 526
Mailing Address:
Admin Offices State Theatre
Theatre Address
State Theatre
11 Livingston Avenue
15 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
NOTE: PLEASE SHIP ALL DELIVERIES FOR PRODUCTION TO: 15 Livingston Avenue.
Resident Companies of the New Brunswick Cultural Center:
• Crossroads Theatre Company—Richard Nurse, Executive Director
• George Street Playhouse—David Saint, Producing Artistic Director
• American Repertory Ballet Company— Graham Lustig, Artistic Director
• Mason Gross School of the Arts—George Stauffer, Dean
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732-249-5581
732-846-2895
732-249-1254
732-932-9360
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THE REGION
Population:
New Brunswick Region (as of 2000)
Middlesex County
Somerset County
48,573
750,162
297,490
THE MEDIA:
COUNTY
TELEPHONE
Print:
The Star Ledger
Home News Tribune
Princeton Packet
Trenton Times
Asbury Park Press
Statewide
Middlesex/Somerset
Mercer
Mercer
Monmouth/Ocean
800-242-0850
732-246-5500
609-924-3244
609-924-3311
800-822-9770
Radio:
WCTC AM 1450
WMGQ FM 98.3
Middlesex/Somerset
Middlesex/Somerset
732-249-2600
732-249-2600
All New York major metropolitan radio stations.
Television:
WNET
WNJN
Channel 13—PBS
New Jersey Network
All New York major metropolitan television stations.
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973-643-3315
609-530-5252
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PRIMARY MEDIA CONTACTS
Mr. David Major
Princeton Living Magazine
500 Perry Street
Trenton, NJ 08605
Phone: 609-989-5724
Ms. Kathleen Dzielak
The Asbury Park Press
3601 Highway 66, Box 1550
Neptune, NJ 07754
Phone: 732-643-4265
Fax: 732-922-4818
Ms. Ilene Dube
The Princeton Packet
300 Witherspoon Street, Box 350
Princeton, NJ 08542
Phone: 609-924-3244
Fax: 609-924-3842
Mr. Robert Makin
The Courier News
PO Box 6000
Bridgewater, NJ 07207
Phone 908-707-3174
Fax: 908-707-3113
Ms. Linda Fowler
The Star Ledger
1 Star Ledger Plaza
Newark, NJ 07101
Phone: 973-392-4018
Fax: 973-242-5967
Mr. Bill Canacci
The Home News & Tribune
35 Kennedy Boulevard
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
Phone: 732-565-7330
Fax: 732-937-6046
Mr. Patrick O’Shea
Trenton Times
P.O. Box 847
Trenton, NJ 08605
Phone: 609-989-5663
Fax: 609-394-2819
Ms. Alexis Brekke
NJ Countryside Magazine
134 South Finley Avenue
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
Phone: 908-221-1171
Fax: 908-221-1656
Ms. Jamie Saxon
US #1 Newspapers
12 Roszel Road, Suite C205
Princeton, NJ 08540-6234
Phone: 609-452-7000
Ms. Alexis Crisman
NJ Monthly Magazine
55 Park Place, PO Box 920
Morristown, NJ 07963-0920
Phone: 973-539-8230
Fax: 973-538-2953
Mr. Bruce Johnson
WCTC/WMGQ (Adult/Contemporary)
78 Veronica Avenue
Somerset, NJ 08873
Phone: 732-249-2600
Fax: 732-249-9414
Ms. Diane Nottle
The New York Times
229 W. 43rd Street
New York, NY 10036
Phone: 212-556-7219
Fax: 212-556-7664
WRSU (Rutgers University Radio)
126 College Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Phone: 732-932-7800
Fax: 732-932-1768
Mr. Michael Deak
North Jersey Newspaper Company
Box 699
Somerville, NJ 08876
Phone: 908-575-6660
Fax: 908-575-6683
WBGO (Jazz)
54 Park Placae
Newark, NJ 07101
Phone: 973-624-8880
Fax: 973-824-8888
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STATE THEATRE DIRECTIONS & PARKING INFORMATION
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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND ACCESS
Air:
Newark International Airport is 28 miles north which services most major airlines.
Train:
Train station is five blocks from the theatre at the intersection of Easton Avenue and Albany Street (Rt. # 27).
Amtrak: 800-872-7245
Boston - New York - Washington corridor - limited service.
NJ Transit: 800-772-2222 Hourly service to/from New York.
Bus:
Bus station is located five blocks from theatre on Albany Street (across from train station)
Suburban Transit: 732-249-1100 Service to/from New York at 30 minute intervals.
Taxi:
Yellow Cab: 732-246-2222
Victory Cab: 732-545-6666
Limousines:
Royal Limousine: 732-821-4200 Toll free: 800-553-LIMO (5466)
Travel Time Limousine: 908-238-1770
Toll Free: 888-636-1133
Miles/Time: approximate
New York City: 42 miles/ 60 minutes
Newark International Airport: 28 miles/ 35 minutes
Philadelphia: 60 miles/ 90 minutes
Directions:
To Theatre Lobby/ Box Office
From north or south take NJ Turnpike (Rt. 95) exit # 9, or U.S. Route # 1: From Turnpike or Route 1 get
on Rt. 18 north, following signs to New Brunswick. Follow 18N to New Street exit and go to the third traffic
light (Livingston Avenue) and turn right. State Theatre is 1/2 block on the left.
From the west (I-80, I-78, or US 22): Take 287 south to exit 10 (New Brunswick). Bear right onto Easton
Avenue and continue approximately 5 miles to the end of Easton. Turn left on to Albany Street, go to first
traffic light and turn right (George Street). Go four blocks to Livingston Avenue and turn right. The theatre is
1/2 block on the right.
To Theatre Loading Dock
From north or south takeNJ Turnpike (Rt. 95) to exit 9, Route 18 North, take the New Street exit off of
Route 18 (approx. 5-10 minutes), right at first traffic light onto Neilson Street, left turn onto Bayard Street, go
through the first traffic light (George Street), go about a half of a block, there will be a public parking lot on
your left, turn into the public parking lot, the State Theatre loading dock has the double tractor trailer bays
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ACCOMMODATIONS
The Heldrich
732-729-4670
The Heldrich offers a sophisticated, central gathering place for successful meetings as well as leisurely getaways. Located
across the street from the theater district, The Heldrich is a gateway to New Brunswick’s vibrant surrounding community. Less
than an hour from Manhattan.
Hyatt Regency New Brunswick
732-873-1234
Conveniently located in Downtown New Brunswick. The Hyatt is the perfect place for your corporate meeting, social event, or
residence to your out of town guests. Within walking distance of the theater district, New Jersey Transit, and Rutgers.
East Brunswick Hilton Hotel
732-828-2000
The Hilton Hotel is immediately adjacent to exit 9 of the NJ Turnpike on Rt. 18N, approximately 3 miles from the State
Theatre. The East Brunswick Hilton a first class, three diamond hotel that offers two restaurants, a health club, indoor pool,
cafe, 24 hr. room service, 30,000 sq.ft. of meeting space, and a full service sports bar and lounge.
Somerset Marriott Hotel
732-560-0500
The Somerset Marriott Hotel is off exit 10 from Rt. 287 at 110 Davidson Avenue. It is approximately 4 miles from the State
Theatre. The Somerset Marriott is a full service hotel featuring a restaurant, lounge, gift shop, indoor/outdoor pool, health
club, tennis, basketball court, volleyball, shuffleboard.
Clarion Suites Hotel
732-563-1000
The Madison Suites hotel is conveniently located off exit 10 from Rt. 287 in Somerset and is approximately 4 miles from the
State Theatre. All guests at the Madison Suites Hotel are entitled to complimentary: continental breakfast, USA Today
newspaper, local phone calls, faxing service, a wine, beer and Hors d’oeuvres reception (Mon –Thur only) and membership
privileges at Maximum Fitness Center.
Ramada Inn Limited
908-753-8900
DoubleTree Hotel
732-469-2600
The DoubleTree Hotel Somerset is off exit 10 from Rt. 287 at 200 Atiurm Drive in Somerset, adjacent to the Garden State
Exhibit Center. It is approximately 5 miles from the State Theatre. The DoubleTree Hotel is a full service hotel offering two
restaurants, a lounge/nightclub, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a health club and a gift shop.
Quality Inn Somerset
732-469-5050
The Quality Inn Somerset is located off exit 10 from Rt. 287 at 1850 Easton Avenue. It is approximately 4 miles from the
State Theatre. The Quality Inn Somerset offers a full service restaurant and lounge, health club, indoor pool and an Avis Car
Rental franchise on the premises.
SERVICES
Medical:
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
St. Peter’s Medical Center
732-828-3000
732-745-8600
Police & Ambulance:
732-745-5200
Emergency:
dial 911
Pharmacies:
Rite Aid (2 blocks)
Rite Aid (1 mile)
732-247-2331
732-572-3773
Florists:
Flower Station
Plantscapes
732-828-9500
732-846-2363
Photocopy Services:
Downtown Printing
Kinko’s
732-246-7990
732-249-9222
Dry Cleaners:
Rainbow Cleaner
Silver Hanger of H.P.
732-572-3896
732-828-5050
Grocery Stores:
Stop and Shop Grocery
full sized grocery
1 mile from the State Theatre.
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RESTAURANTS
All listed restaurants are within walking distance of the theatre. Please speak with theatre management for backstage catering
arrangements.
Antonia’s Restaurant
Burger King – No Menu Available
Catherine Lombardi (Italian American)
Christopher’s
Clydz (American)
Deli Plaza (salad bar/sandwiches)
Delta’s (soul food/Southern)
Doll’s Place (Italian/American)
Fillipo’s (pizza)
Fit for a King Deli
Food Mosaic (Breakfast/Lunch)
Frog and the Peach (nouvelle cuisine)
G&P Restaurant (Lebanese)
Gaebel’s Steak and Fresh Fish
Harvest Moon (Brew Pub/American)
Jasmine (Thai)
Jersey Subs
La Fontana (Italian)
Legal Grounds Cafe
Makeda (Ethiopian)
Marita’s Cantina (Mexican)
Monte Albán (Mexican)
Nova Terra (Latin American fusion)
Old Bay (New Orleans style)
Old Man Rafferty’s (American)
Palace Diner (Breakfast/Lunch)
Panico’s (Italian)
The Round Grill (Mongolian)
Sapporo (Japanese)
Soho On George
Stage Left (American)
Starbucks Coffee Co. (No Menu)
Sultan Sushi (Japanese)
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40 Livingston Avenue
373 George Street
3 Livingston Avenue
10 Livingston Avenue
55 Paterson Street
3 Elm Row
19 Dennis Street
27 French Street
336 George Street
357 George Street
85 Bayard Street
29 Dennis Street
1 Elm Row
85 Church Street
392 George Street
Elm Row& Paterson
380 George Street
120 Albany Street
55 Bayard Street
338 George Street
Penn Plaza
342 George Street
78 Albany Street
61 Church Street
106 Albany Street
363 George Street
103 Church Street
Penn Plaza
375 George Street
335 George Street
5 Livingston Avenue
391 George Street
517 Raritan Ave.
732-828-7080
732-246-3040
732-296-9463
732-214-2200
732-846-6521
732-846-7073
732-249-1551
732-828-9196
732-846-9060
732-246-7546
732-545-3182
732-846-3216
732-846-0930
732-247-3131
732-249-6666
732-246-5700
732-418-7900
732-249-7500
732-418-9644
732-545-5115
732-247-3840
732-246-0678
732-296-1600
732-246-3111
732-846-6153
732-545-8116
732-545-6100
732-828-3337
732-828-3888
732-296-0533
732-828-4444
732-828-8946
732-393-9656
Tumulty’s Pub (American)
Verdigre (Mediterranean)
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361 George Street
25 Liberty Street
732-545-6205
s732-247-2250
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STAGE INFORMATION
Stage Type: Proscenium with apron pit cover.
Audience Chamber:
Total Capacity
Orchestra
Loge
Box
Balcony
Gallery
1827
959
83
12
616
157
Stage Dimensions:
Proscenium Height
Proscenium Width
Backstage wall to wall
Stage left wing space
Stage right wing space
Proscenium to upstage back wall
Grid floor above stage
Gallery above stage
Apron pit cover: plaster line to lip of apron at centerline
Apron pit cover: plaster line to lip at SR/SL
Apron lip to tech booth (lighting console)
Near booms to proscenium
Far booms to proscenium
Pit depth
28’ - 7”
45’ - 9”
86’ - 9”
25’ - 6”
15’ - 6”
37’ - 8”
55’ - 7”
32’ - 7”
12’ - 0”
7’ - 0”
95’ - 0”
25’ - 0”
55’ - 0”
4’ - 5”
Stage Floor:
The stage floor is sprung on 2x4 sleepers completely isolated by neoprene pads from hard contact with rigid
members. The deck is 3/4 inch plywood and surfaced with masonite. The color is black jacobean stain.
Loading Access:
The loading door is 15’ high x 12’ wide and is located stage left. The loading dock is 15’ deep x 25’ wide and is
accessed by a double tractor trailer bay. The dock is 3 feet above stage level which requires the use of ramps (2
provided). Shore power is available.
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DRESSING ROOMS
All dressing rooms are located off stage right with a full crossover corridor behind the upstage wall.
First Floor:
Three Star dressing rooms:
Each is equipped with a makeup counter, lighted mirror, private restroom and shower and can accommodate 3
people.
The Green Room:
This room is furnished with upholstered furniture and wall to wall carpeting. There is also a kitchenette with sink,
counter and refrigerator. This room can also serve as a private lounge or receiving room.
** Notation: The third star dressing room can also serve as a production office
The Wardrobe Room:
This room contains 2 washers, 2 dryers, wardrobe racks, ironing boards and 2 Jiffy steamers.
Second Floor:
Two Chorus Rooms:
These rooms, each with lighted makeup mirrors, counters and chairs, can accommodate 15-20 people. Rolling
racks for costumes can be provided as required. Each room has a restroom attached.
Two Principal Rooms:
These Rooms are equipped with counter and lighted mirrors and can accommodate 1-5 people. They are adjacent
to the chorus rooms and can serve as extra space for chorus or as semi-private dressing rooms.
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PROJECTION EQUIPMENT
The State Theatre is equipped for 35 mm motion picture projection in either flat (aspect ratio = 1.85:1) or Cinemascope
(aspect ratio = 2.35:1) format. The projector is located with the followspots in the booth at the rear of the balcony. The
projector is lamped with a 4000W Xenon bulb and achieves a 25’ x 39’ image. The house projection equipment also includes
1 Eike 16 mm projector lamped with 550W Xenon bulbs and two Bell and Howell 16 mm projectors.
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT/INVENTORY
Control Console:
An ETC Insight 3 Console w/ Emphasis 3D1000 program is located in the booth at the rear of the orchestra. Designer
can be provided with a monitor in the house for setting levels and for technical rehearsals.
Spotlights:
4
2000W
Strong Xenon Super Troupers
Ellipsoidals: ETC Source 4
FRONT OF HOUSE (standard plot: near and far box booms )
20
10 degree from far box booms w/snoot
24
19 degree from near box booms w/snoot
AVAILABLE SOURCE FOUR
20
19 degree
60
26 degree
60
36 degree
16
50 degree
Pre-Rig Truss:
12
Double Hung Truss (each section containing silver aluminum pars
Par Bars
5
ACL Bars
Automatic Fixtures
4
4
Mac 500
Mac 600
Assorted equipment for Source Four:
20
30
transferable iris
pattern holder
Fresnels:
8
10
750W 6”
1000W 8”
Par cans:
40
60
1000W Par 64
ETC PAR
Strip Lights:
8
12 light 3 circuit T-3 strips ( 500W )
2
6 light 3 circuit T - 3 strips ( 500W )
(provides 40’ of overhead and ground row)
Hazers
2
1
1
DF 50 Hazers
La Maitre Hazer
La Maitre Fogger
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LIGHTING EQUIPMENT/INVENTORY cont.
Miscellaneous equipment:
8
36
10
8
10
20
2
Ladders:
15’ or 21’
18”
24”
6”
8”
booms with bases
sidearms
sidearms
barndoors
barndoors
Coloram II color scrollers for Source 4 ellipsoidals
or ETC PAR
EFX Plus2 Gobo Rotators
26’
A- frame
8’ and 10’
Step ladder
30’ working height GENIE (DC operation w/ spare battery)
Lift:
CIRCUIT DISTRIBUTION
376 Sensor Dimmers wired dimmer per circuit. (2.4 K dimmers unless noted.)
FOH Circuits
#1 Box Booms
#2 Box Booms
Proscenium Cove
Control Booth
Prosc. Wall
Backwall
Backwall Center
Floorpockets:
Stage Right Backwall
SR
1 - 31 odd
33 - 71 odd
SL
2 - 32 even
34 - 72 even
298-299-300-301
285-286-287
277 - 283 odd
265 - 271 odd
278 - 284 even
266 - 272 even
273-274-275-276
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
225 - 231 odd
233 - 239 odd
241 - 247 odd
249 - 255 odd
257 - 263 odd
289-290-291-336
Electric Battens ( circuits evenly spaced along pipe )
#1 Electric
73 - 107 odd
#2 Electric
109 - 131 odd
#3 Electric
133 - 155 odd
#4 Electric
157 - 191 odd
#5 Electric (3) 50 amp 6K dimmer drop boxes: 293-295-297
Gallery Circuits ( pinrail )
Box # 1
Box # 2
Box # 3
Box # 4
193 - 199 odd
201 - 207 odd
209 - 215 odd
217 - 223 odd
House Lights
318 - 335
226 - 232 even
234 - 240 even
242 - 248 even
250 - 256 even
258 - 264 even
74 - 108 even
110 - 132 even
134 - 156 even
158 - 192 even
194 - 200 even
202 - 208 even
POWER
Company Switches located at stage right: 600 amp 3 phase service (SR) and 150 amp 3 phase (SR of SL). Note 150amp
service is run through an isolator for sound.
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SOUND SYSTEM
The State Theatre sound system is a stereo system for the orchestra with a mono cluster addressing the balcony. The main
systems are augmented by front fill, under balcony and box fill systems. The orchestra is covered by left and right ground
stacks of (4) Meyer M2D’s, (1) Meyer UPA, and (1) Meyer M3D Sub per side. The balcony is covered by (5) Meyer M2D’s
and (4) Meyer M1D’s. All Meyer speakers are the self powered units. The front fill consists of (4) EAW JF-80’s.
The under balcony is covered by (6) EAW JF-80’s. The box fills are covered by (2) EAW JF-80’s. All systems are run off
separate matrixes from FOH console with separate Yamaha YDP-2006 parametric EQ’s with appropriate delay for each
individual system
The front of house (FOH) console is a Yamaha PM 5000 loaded with 48 input channels and 4 stereo inputs with two power
supplies. The FOH board is permanently located in the rear of the orchestra and DOES NOT MOVE. It is not enclosed.
80 input lines and 16 returns from stage to FOH mix position.
Equipment List:
FOH Outboard Equipment
1 Summit DCL200 2 channel tube compressor
12 channels of DBX 1066 compressors
1 Drawmer DS404 4 Channel Gate
1 DBX 120 A Sub Harmonic Synthesizer
1 Lexicon PCM-81 Reverb Unit
1 Lexicon PCM-91 Reverb Unit
1 TC Electronic M3000 dual engine reverb
1 Yamaha Pro R3 reverb
1 Yamaha SPX 1000 Reverb/Delay
2 Sony CDP-D12 CD players
1 Sony MDS-E12 Mini Disc Player/Recorder
1 Tascam 302 Cassette deck
1 HHB CD-R 830 Burn-It Plus CD Recorder
1 KT DN3600 EQ
4 KT DN 360 EQ’s
1 Shure DFR-22 Digital Signal Processor
MICROPHONES
4 Shure SM 57
4 Shure BETA 57
4 Shure Sm 58
6 Shure Beta 58
6 Shure Sm 81
1 Shure Beta 52
3 Shure Beta SM 98
1 Shure VP 88 Stereo Microphone
4 Shure KSM 32
6 AKG C414B/ULS
2 AKG D112
2 AKG C535EB
4 Sennheiser E609
6 Sennheiser MD 421
2 Sennheiser MD 441
2 Sennheiser ME66/K6
2 Neumann KMS 105
4 Neumann KM 184
1 Audix OM5
1 Beyer M 88
6 Crown PCC 160
Monitor Console / Speakers
1 Yamaha M3000 40 + 4 Stereo x12 Console
5 KT DN 360 EQ’s
1 DBX 166 Gate/ Compressor
1 DBX 160X Compressor
1 Yamaha R3 Reverb Unit
8 Apogee AE-4M Wedges
4 Meyer UPM Self-Powered Wedges
4 Meyer UPJ Self Powered Cabinets
2 EAW KF300 Cabinets
WIRELESS MIC SYSTEMS
4 Shure U4D Receivers
2 Beta 87C Handhelds
2 Beta 58 Handhelds
2 Body packs with Sennheiser MKE2 Gold Lavaliers
POWER
200 Amp Disconnect with CamLock
connectors located USL or USR with tails.
MONITORS/ CLEARCOM
Complete ClearCom system with wireless capability.
Complete Backstage paging and program monitoring system.
SENNHEISER INFRARED ASSISTIVE LISTENING SYSTEM
8 Countryman Isomax DI
2 Whirlwind Passive DI
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RIGGING AND DRAPERIES Hanging Plot (measurement from the plasterline)
Hemp lines = 450 lb. distributed load limit; Double Purchase CW = 1200 lb. distributed load limits. All battens are 52’ - 0”
unless otherwise noted. All but three battens will fly 50’. All pipe is schedule 40. Pipe thickness is 1½”.
Line Set #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Location
0’- 6”
1’- 4”
2’ - 8”
2’ - 10”
3’ - 4”
4’ - 4”
5’ - 2”
5’ - 10”
6’ - 7”
8’ - 0”
8’ - 6”
9’ - 6”
11’ - 5”
12’ - 2”
13’ - 6”
14’ - 2”
14’ - 9”
16’ - 0”
17’ - 0”
18’ - 0”
19’ - 1”
19’ - 10”
20’ - 3”
21’ - 1”
22’ - 1”
23’ - 7”
25’ - 3”
26’ - 3”
27’ - 5”
28’ – 0”
29’ - 5”
32’ - 1”
32’ – 7”
35’ - 0”
36’ - 0”
Set
Fire Curtain
HOUSE CURTAIN
#1 Black Border
#1 Black Legs
#1 Electric
#1 Shell
Empty
Motion Picture Screen
Empty
#2 Black Border
#2 Black Legs
#2 Electric
Empty
Empty
#2 Shell
#3 Black Border
#3 Black Legs
#3 Electric
Empty
Empty
Empty
#4 Black Border
#4 Black Legs
#4 Electric
#3 Shell
Empty
#5 Black Border
#5 Electric
Black Traveler
Empty
#4 Shell
Empty
Empty
Empty
Empty
Type
Notes
CW
hemp
hemp
Winch
Winch
hemp
hemp
hemp
hemp
hemp
Winch
hemp
hemp
Winch
hemp
hemp
Winch
hemp
hemp
hemp
hemp
hemp
Winch
Winch
hemp
hemp
Winch
CW
hemp
Winch
hemp
hemp
CW
CW
Fly or Travel
2 - 13’ battens
orchestra use only
film use only
2 - 13’ battens
orchestra use only
2 - 13’ battens
orchestra use only
40’ flat truss, 3-50 amp circuits available
w/ fullness; travel or fly in to 30’
run from SR
run from SR
run from SR
run from SR (will fly to 40’)
run from SR (will fly to 40’)
Truss:
Forty-five feet of 12” X 12” box truss powered by three one ton motors with a load capacity of 4,800 lbs.
Soft Goods:
House Curtain
Legs
Borders
Traveler
Scrim
Cyclorama
Blackout
Plum Red Velour - 50% fullness
Black Velour 28’x13’ - 5 sets plus the traveler
Black Velour 10’x54” - 6 borders
Black Velour 28’x54 - 50% fullness; optional as legs
1 black sharks tooth 28’x 50’
1 white muslin with seams; 28’x50’
1 black velour 28’x 54’; no fullness
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MUSIC AND ORCHESTRA EQUIPMENT
Orchestra Shell:
The State Theatre is equipped with a movable orchestra shell consisting of four ceiling panels and eight rolling
towers. The acoustical surface is made of quarter-saw red oak. The shell has four configurations: the recital, or #1 setup for soloists and small chamber groups; the chamber, or #2 configuration is for larger chamber groups and choir;
the third configuration is for small orchestra; and the fourth is for full symphony orchestra.
In addition to providing an excellent acoustical environment, the shell is visually stunning and provides a comfortable
environment for musicians. The lighting in the shell ceiling provides an even 75 foot-candles throughout the shell.
The following pages show an overhead view for each of the configurations. On the right side of center the space is
defined by the towers, while on the left side of center a view of the ceiling panel is shown.
Risers:
The theatre has a full complement of orchestral risers, allowing three tiers of seating inside the shell at heights of 8”,
16” and 24”. Available are nineteen (19) 4’x 8’ platform risers; four (4) 4’x 6’ platform risers.
Choral Risers:
Five sections of three-tier Wenger aluminum standing risers for traditional choir arrangement.
Piano:
9’ Steinway Concert “D” Grand with artist’s bench.
Symphony Furniture:
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110 Wenger straightback padded seats with adjustable seating angles for differing instrumentalists.
120 Wenger black pressure music stands with compartments for mouthpieces, reeds etc.
8 Wenger black bass stools with adjustable seat and footrest.
6 backless stools for percussion 28” high
conductor’s podium and music stand with a removable brass back rail.
50 music stand lights
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Orchestra Seating
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Balcony Seating
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