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| − | '''Roone Arledge Auditorium''' is in [[Lerner Hall]]. The auditorium has two levels. The main level is on the 1st floor and seats 1096. The balcony is on the 2nd floor and seats 400. Thus, the auditorium seats 1,496 in a theater configuration. The balcony can also be configured as a stand-alone [[Roone Arledge Cinema|cinema]]. | + | '''Roone Arledge Auditorium''' is in [[Lerner Hall]]. It replaced [[Ferris Booth Hall|Ferris Booth Hall's]] [[Wollman Auditorium]]. The auditorium has two levels. The main level is on the 1st floor and seats 1096. The balcony is on the 2nd floor and seats 400. Thus, the auditorium seats 1,496 in a theater configuration. The balcony can also be configured as a stand-alone [[Roone Arledge Cinema|cinema]]. |
When the divider between the balcony and auditorium was installed, no consideration for sound leakage was made. As a result, the cinema and auditorium floor cannot host two different events simultaneously. | When the divider between the balcony and auditorium was installed, no consideration for sound leakage was made. As a result, the cinema and auditorium floor cannot host two different events simultaneously. | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 3 April 2007
Roone Arledge Auditorium is in Lerner Hall. It replaced Ferris Booth Hall's Wollman Auditorium. The auditorium has two levels. The main level is on the 1st floor and seats 1096. The balcony is on the 2nd floor and seats 400. Thus, the auditorium seats 1,496 in a theater configuration. The balcony can also be configured as a stand-alone cinema.
When the divider between the balcony and auditorium was installed, no consideration for sound leakage was made. As a result, the cinema and auditorium floor cannot host two different events simultaneously.
Performance groups have previously complained that the auditorium floor and stage have no incline. Orchesis drew attention to this when they titled their 2000 show "Zero Degrees." Since then, CCSC president Matthew Harrison established a fund to allow student groups to have risers installed in the auditorium for performances.
The auditorium has a full stage, theatrical sound, theatrical lighting, a projector, and 112 Ethernet and phone connections. It has a Broadway entrance with a foyer and coach-check room.
Roone was the site of the Minuteman stage-rush in October 2006.
