Saturday, April 30, 2011

Barrie Downtown Community Theatre: Under the Knife Part XV, Easter Update

Happy Easter Update







Gray Styrofoam panels are installed over the blueskin.  Crew members begin to install the Decorative brick

Crew members install the decorative brick over the Styrofoam panels


A Lunch Break Photo Op





Front of house work continues.  Crew members working with a scissor lift

Prospro's Cell.







Scaffolding is installed backstage.  Eventually the backstage wall will be blueskinned, and styrofoam panels will be installed before the decorative brick is installed






Crew members strike the scaffolding around the Front of House and than it's rebuilt backstage to finish off the decorative brick work.





Crew members installing gray styrofoam panels stage left.




A crew member on the roof.



Crew members  are blueskinning the upper stage left wall

Front of House Update, April 30, 2011

A glimpse into the Front of house on April 20, 2011.  Drywall is installed on the upper level.  I was hoping the upper level was going to be open.


An inner wall was installed in the entry way to the house to reduce light during the show.  Another wall is installed to cover up the duct work.

Duct work is installed in the ceiling of the Front of House.  Eventually a drop ceiling will be installed.



Check out the Mother's Day Update for more great photos of the Downtown Community Theatre

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Come and See the Tempest and Pay What you Can Afford

All Funds go to the Actor's Equity Fund

July 11th, 2011

2:00 PM

At the Georgian College Theatre
1 Georgian Dr, Barrie, ON

For info call 705-735-9243


Exciting Links

 


Monday, April 18, 2011

Barrie Downtown Community Theatre: Under the Knife, Part XIV Passion Week Update

On the days leading up to Palm Sunday, scaffolding was put up around the Front of House.


Crew work with the Manulift help install the Wind Barrior on the front of house.

Crew loading building materials on to the upper level of scaffolding.

Crew working on the roof of the house.



Crew members install Blueskin on the wall below the backstage loading door.


Some floor panels are loaded into the house.





A dolly and some scrap skids are lowered by crane.

A green compressed gas tank is hoisted onto the roof of the house by crane


Cement mix is loaded into the mixer.






A signal man directs traffic during construction.


A wind barrior is installed on the front of house.

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Proudly Presents:

William Shakespeare's The Tempest,

June 30 - July 16, 2011

at the 

Georgian College Theatre


1 Georgian Drive, Barrie, ON

Sponsored by TD Canada Trust

Order tickets by calling 705-735-9243

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Downtown Community Theatre: Under the Knife Part XIII, April 13, update

The Downtown Community Theatre is getting closer to completion.  When that day arrives, Prospero, Miranda and Ariel will arrive for that 8:00 PM show of William Shakespeare's The Tempest on June 30, 2011.








The Kubota Tank and a crew member work in a trench behind Prospero's Cell (Backstage Left).







A crane hoists a wheelbarrow and a tar bucket into the air.


Scaffolding was installed in Prospero's Cell (Backstage).  A crew member carries some wood planks from inside the house.  Some exterior brick is gradually installed stage right.


 Crew members continue work in Prospero's Cell.


Crew members start working on installing installation on the top floor of the Front of House.




A crew member finishes an inner wall in Prospero's Cell.

Keep your Ears to the Tracks for more updates on the construction of a Great Fortress For a Rightful Duke Of Milan.

Page Index

1. Introduction

2. The Glory Days

3. The Demoliton

4. The Build

5. The Build Continues

6. The Fourth Wall

7. St. Patrick's Day Update

8. Spring Update

9. March 24th Update

10. April Fools Update 

11. April Fools Update Part II

12. The April 8 Update 

13. Passion Week Update

14. Easter / End of April Update 

15. Mother's Day Update 

16. Lion King Update   

17. Victoria Day Update 

18. May 26, Update 

19. Celebrate Barrie Update

20. The Pentecostal Update 

21. Canada Day Update

22. The Tempest Update 

23. Post Surgery Update

24. Grand Opening Update

 Exciting Links 

Theatre By the Bay

Talk Is Free Theatre

Barrie Arts Network

Scott Hurst - Actor, Playwright, Director



May 12 - June 4, 2011

Onboard a Moving Bus

Seating is limited to 35 passengers per tour

Boarding outside the Downtown Theatre

Monday, April 11, 2011

Big Church Part IV, Getting There

Hey!  Did you get That Free Mr Big Choclate Bar yet? 

If not, you can now get to the Choclate Bar Church for free via Transit or Cab.  If you are interested in getting to the show, read this quick message. 

Big Church Transit

The Big Church now offers Free Transit to get thoes who do not have a ride to the show.  The bus will stop at 3 locations in the east end of Barrie

Please be at the bus stop on time and enjoy the show.


Show Time, Sunday at 10:30 AM

Refrence

Big Church :: Rides, http://www.bigchurch.cc/rides/

Friday, April 8, 2011

Downtown Community Theatre: Under the Knife Part XII, April 8 Update


April 8th, 2011 Update

Work continues on the Downtown Community Theatre.  Some inner walls have taken shape and some surgery is being performed backstage.  The Compound around the fortress had to be expanded in order to get the cherry picker and scaffolding around the building.






The Kubota Tank performs an incision stage left


Some duct work for the theatre sits on stage.





A crew member works alongside the Kubota Tank backstage







A temporary railing is placed on the backstage door before the Kubota Tank makes an incision




More work is being done in the Front of House


Crew members put a plank on the scaffolding in the front of house


Crew member working on the roof of the house


The Kubota Tank performs another incision backstage










Page Index


2. The Glory Days

3. The Demolition

4. The Build

5. The Build Continues

6. The Fourth Wall

7. St Patrick's Day Update

8. Spring Update

9. March, 24th Update
 

11. April Fools Update Part II

12. April 13th Update 

13. Palm Sunday Update



16. Lion King Update   

17. Victoria Day Update 

18. May 26, Update 

19. Celebrate Barrie Update

20. The Pentecostal update

21. Canada Day Update

22. The Tempest Update 

23. Post Surgery Update

24. Grand Opening Update
July 6th, 2011


The Shakespeare Symposium

at the Georgian College Theatre
1 Georgian Drive

Tickets are only $49.00 + HST = 55.37

10 AM - 4 PM

  Light Breakfast, Director's Talk,
Lunch, 
and 2 PM show of the Tempest are included with your ticket.

A free ad supporting professional live theatre in Barrie by Philip Lock