Just for fun, I did a screen capture and measured it in AutoCAD. Around 1:5.2 with no handrail, very far from ADA, and what aisles could be in US up to 50 or so years ago, when it went to 1:8. Did Fox pick up on it? Not surprised CNN didn't. I basically don't watch news beyond space shots...
I've wondered if just tape light behind or touted into a 1x2 on edge wouldn't be quite effective. Maybe not only light unless performer is addressing audience directly but as a key.
NY seems well managed but people are still not careful. Indoor dining started in my area yesterday, saw a line of people at a bar and grill all without masks.
I don't have personal knowledge of local companies. Both Atlanta Rigging (maybe just production, not install, but in these times?) and Georgia Stage have ETCP certified riggers, a good sign.The trick is to find someone who just wants to solve the problems and not primarily sell products.
Kind of looks like aluminum guide system, not steel. Except the lattice track for probably the fire curtain - standing taller than almost everything. Kind of liked real steel T bar systems - and now another reason.
This week's Friday package. I thought this photo was quite clear in describing the auditorium. View from upstage to auditorium, entrances and two control rooms, as well as in house sound control in center. hanging batten is for a "balcony rail" position. there is an acoustic curtain in notch...
Some more recent photos - Friday I believe.View to stage obviously and shop beyond.View from upper side seating gallery. Always love the temporary high guards at balcony and box fascia that get removed just before grand opening and audience comes in.View up into stage house from...