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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
15
A jagged passage describes clouds light behind siphine and fossil bracines of a roof. The scene hints at an unseen, bare street to the audience below and a soft, elevated effect. The text references a time code and a glib remark about an engineer’s purpose in knowledge.
The Canberra Theatre opens with a complex lighting setup by Stound Keith, featuring 280 lights of various types operated via a piano like control channel. The system, designed by Irving and Freeman Architects, aims to produce atmosphere and motion for stage productions.
A survey of postwar theatre design tracing shifts from proscenium arches to open and in the round stages. It notes Brechtian influence in Berlin, English youth theatre, Mermaid and Royal Hunt era experiments, and the gradual adoption of frontally exposed audiences, rear entrances, and flexible staging across major venues in London and regional theaters.
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