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A practical manual addressing the design and outfitting of stages and auditoriums for small theatres, schools, and community buildings. It surveys architectural tradition and common construction faults, argues for functional planning over imitation, and offers detailed guidance on stage plans, backstage accommodations, equipment, lighting, and machinery. The text critiques typical school and community stages, recommends features to improve usability and flexibility, and illustrates solutions with plans and photographs, supplemented by a bibliography and technical examples to guide architects and civic groups in creating serviceable theatrical spaces.

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Irving Pichel

Irving Pichel was an influential figure in the realm of theatre design and construction. He is best known for his work "On Building a Theatre: Stage Construction and Equipment for Small Theatres, Schools and Community," which serves as a practical guide for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing performance spaces. Pichel's insights into stage design have contributed to the development of community theatre and educational institutions, making theatre more accessible to a wider audience. His expertise in the field has left a lasting impact on how small theatres are constructed and equipped.

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