CONTENTS
QUICK FACTS
Contacts................................................................................. 3, 4
McCaw Hall’s Main Auditorium is called the Susan
Brotman Auditorium. It seats 2953 including 62 seats in
orchestra pit area.
McCaw Hall is the home to Seattle Opera and Pacific
Northwest Ballet. If your event is scheduled during a
residency by either of these organizations, special
conditions will apply, both onstage and front of house.
The Brotman Auditorium rental may include up to 13
dressing rooms at stage level (accommodating up to 46
people), a wardrobe room, green room, and two
production offices. More spaces may be available as
needed.
Stage Level loading dock has two truck bays, room for a
few passenger vehicles, and has clear, level access to the
stage.
Catering and Concessions are provided by
SAVOR…McCaw Hall. See Contacts page.
Phone and data services are provided by CCPI. See
Contacts page.
McCaw Hall’s Lecture Hall is called the Nesholm Family
Lecture Hall. It seats 381 and is equipped with sound,
lighting, and projection equipment.
The Nesholm Family Lecture Hall and McCaw Hall’s
lobbies may be used while rehearsals are in progress in
the Brotman Auditorium.
Your Event Service Rep (ESR) is your primary contact for
all of your event needs after you have contracted to have
your event at McCaw Hall. Your ESR will contract all
event support labor, provide estimates, schedule
equipment and be onsite during your event day.
Depending on the scope of your event, your ESR may
also work with McCaw’s Production Manager and Front
of House Manager in planning for the event.
Susan Brotman Auditorium
Technical Info......................................................... 5-7
Rigging.......................................................................... 7
Lighting ........................................................................ 8
Sound ........................................................................... 9
Backstage Rooms .................................................... 10
Safety and Security, Admissions Staffing ............ 11
Nesholm Family Lecture Hall....................................... 12, 13
Lobbies and Meeting Rooms ........................................ 14, 15
Equipment and Services Rates ............................................ 16
Personnel Rates...................................................................... 17
Campus Map, Truck Loading Map ..................................... 18
Seating Capacities ............................................................ 19-22
Seating Charts................................................................... 23-27
Ground Plan Stage Area ....................................................... 28
Centerline Section ................................................................. 29
All Drawings are available electronically.
Ask your Event Service Representative (ESR).
Photo Credits:
Cover Inset, pages 12, 14, 15 © Carson Jones;
Cover © Ellen Banner; Page 7 © McCaw Hall.
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HOW TO CONTACT US
McCaw Hall
Street Address & Stage Door
321 Mercer Street
Seattle, WA 98109
Mailing Address
305 Harrison Street
Seattle, Washington 98109
Shipping Address
Consult Event Service Rep
(Shipping address depends on method
and size of shipment)
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall Resident Staff
Driving Directions
Phone (206) 733-9725
Fax (206) 733-9739
See Map page 18 for truck driving and loading directions.
Chris Miller
McCaw Hall Manager
(206) 733-9711
christopher.miller@seattle.gov
From Interstate 5 Northbound or Southbound, take exit 167
toward Aquarium/Seattle Center. Turn Right onto Fairview Ave
N. Turn Left onto Valley St. Valley St. becomes Broad St and
goes under an overpass. Turn slight right onto Harrison St.
Turn Right onto 5th Ave N. Turn Left onto Roy St. Turn Left
onto 3rd Ave N. Turn Left on Mercer Street. McCaw Hall is on
your right.
Patty Mathieu
Production Manager/TD
(206) 733-9720
patty.mathieu@seattle.gov
From the North, via Aurora Ave S WA-99, turn right onto Roy
Street. Turn Left onto 3rd Ave N. Turn Left on Mercer Street.
McCaw Hall is on your right.
Shelley Sink
Front of House Manager
(206) 733-9712
shelley.sink@seattle.gov
From the South, via Aurora Ave N WA-99, take the Western
Ave exit and continue straight onto Western Ave. Turn Right
onto Wall St. Turn Left onto 1st Ave. Turn Right onto Mercer
Street. McCaw Hall is three blocks ahead on your right.
Ann Ciecko
Events and Operations Coordinator
(206) 733-9713
ann.ciecko@seattle.gov
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall Box Office
Ticketmaster is the exclusive ticketing service
provider for McCaw Hall.
Tabetha Bolen
Office Coordinator
(206) 733-9725
tabetha.bolen@seattle.gov
During event hours:
(206) 733-9729
Ticketmaster Charge by Phone:
1-800-745-3000
Ticketmaster Customer Service for previously placed orders:
1-800-653-8000
Alison McGuire
Sr. Event Sales Representative
(206) 684-7103
alison.mcguire@seattle.gov
Michael Betts
Sr. Event Sales Representative
(206) 615-0888
michael.betts@seattle.gov
Stage Door Security Office
(206) 733-9735
Jim Sepulveda
Head Usher
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HOW TO CONTACT US
Catering/Concessions
Phone and Data Line Orders
SAVOR…McCaw Hall
Cory Franklin
Director of Food and Beverage
(206) 615-0256
cfranklin@savorsmgmccawhall.com
CCPI, Convention Communication Provisioners, Inc.
Dennis DeMinter
Site Communications Manager
(206) 505-5490
deminter@ccpi.net
Amanda Viereck
Catering Sales Manager
(206) 615-0259
aviereck@savorsmgmccawhall.com
Seattle Center Information
Customer Services – Information and Lost & Found
(206) 684-7200
For Backstage Catering, call SAVOR… or consult Event Service
Rep.
TDD/TTY
(206) 684-7100
Event Security Service
Arrange security services through Event Service Rep
Merchandise Sales
Arrange merchandise sales through Event Service Rep
Additional Contacts
Musicians Union Local #76-493
(206) 441-7600
IATSE Wardrobe Local 887
(206) 478-8877, deliam@twu887.org
(206) 841-0195, call steward
Helena’s Queen Anne Dry Cleaners
(206) 282-0873
Seattle Fire Marshall
(206) 386-1450
Yellow Cabs
(206) 622-6500
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
For a complete inventory of theatrical equipment, contact McCaw Hall’s Production Manager @ (206)733-9720.
Please see Support Personnel Rates on page 17 for all technical personnel charges. Stage Technicians are represented by IATSE Local 15, and have
jurisdiction over all work in the stage area and over all City-owned theatrical equipment within the building. Sound Operators are represented by
IBEW Local 46 and have jurisdiction over all City-owned sound equipment within the building.
Your Event Service Rep will arrange for all event labor.
Seating Capacity
Power
Stage Area:
Upstage Right, 2 each 400A disconnects. Additional available if
house lighting system is not in use.
Downstage 50’ Off Left 200A, audio technical power panel
Downstage Left 100A, audio technical power for mixing console
Six 60A 3 phase Hubbell pin and sleeve receptacles spread around
stage
Electrics Catwalk:
2 400A disconnects
3 300A disconnects
FOH Catwalk:
2 200A disconnects
2 60A 3 phase Hubbell pin and sleeve receptacles
Scenery Handling Area:
200A disconnect, audio technical power
200A disconnect for tools/motors
200A disconnect for lighting
Stage Level Loading Dock:
400A disconnect
Lower Level Loading Dock:
200A 3 phase 5 wire disconnect 208Y/120 VAC
2953 including 62 pit seats. For more detail see
patron services info from your Event Services Rep.
See pages 19-22 for details and ADA info.
Stage Dimensions
Proscenium: 60’ wide x 35’ high
Grid Height: 100’
Stage is 3’6” above house floor
Depth: apron edge to plaster line 4’10.5”
Depth: apron edge to main drape 6’
Depth: apron edge to back wall 74’
Depth: plaster line to upstage electric’s catwalk 60’
First balcony rail to plaster line 84’
U-Shaped electrics catwalk located on stage left, stage right and
upstage; clearance stage floor to underside of catwalk is 40’
Lock rails at stage level and at 40’ catwalk.
Two loading galleries.
Stage Right Wing: (measured from proscenium opening)
14’ to electrics catwalk overhead
19’ to locking rail
Stage Left Wing: (measured from proscenium opening)
17’6” to electrics catwalk overhead
24’ to SL wing curtain
80’ wide x 40’ high motorized wing curtain to mask scenery
handling area. Black velour (no acoustic isolation)
Scenery Handling Area Stage Left:
70’ deep x 75’ wide (including 600 sq. ft. scenery lift)
Stage Floor Trapped Area:
42’10” deep x 25’10” wide with two levels of trap rooms (Pit
Level and Lower Level). Trap panel sizes vary, most are 6’ x 8’.
Consult Production Manager for specifications and availability.
Stage Floor:
Black dyed and sealed maple; rated load is 250lbs. per square foot
Loading Docks
Access to loading docks is via Gate 7 at the intersection of
4thAvenue and Republican St. See map on page 18.
Stage Level Loading Dock: 500 sq. ft loading dock with two levelers
and two bays
Two load-in roll doors 10’ wide x 12' high ea.
Distance from load-in to stage = 138’, straight push
Capacity for two trucks
2,600 sq. ft. receiving space
See Power, above.
Lower Level Loading Dock: one bay for broadcast trucks and buses.
See Power, above.
Orchestra Pit
Two curved lift platforms
US lift: 9’1” deep at CL x 67’ wide
DS lift: 6’10” deep at CL x 70’-7” wide
Each section can be set at: Stage Level to expand apron,
Auditorium Level for audience seating, Pit Level as flat floor or
two-tiered Pit.
Orchestra capacity – 90
The 3’6” high wall between the pit and the audience has two
doors which open to allow audience to enter when set as
audience seating. This wall also has fill speakers concealed in it.
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Parking
The following parking options MUST be arranged in advance with
Event Service Rep.
Stage Level Dock: One bus or truck, plus 4 personal vehicles can
remain on the stage loading dock during a
performance for best access to stage.
Lower Level Loading Dock: One bus can park at the
lower loading dock. Access to stage is via elevator and a
separate door guard is required.
4th Avenue: Room for up to three buses. Good access to
backstage, no shore power.
Mercer St. Garage: Up to seven parking permits per day in the
Mercer St. Garage are included with facility rent. No oversize
vehicles.
Elevators
Scenery Elevator
Scenery lift located in SL wing, 14’11” x 36’3”
Weight capacity 33,000lbs. dynamic load / 83,000lbs. static load
Moves scenery/equipment from Lower Level to Stage Level
Stage and Sound Labor Quick Guide
This is not an all-encompassing description of the stage
department’s employee agreement, but includes answers
to FAQs. Stage Crew are represented by IATSE Local 15,
working under contract with City of Seattle.
For current rates, see page 17.
All work calls involving a crew require a Stage Lead.
There are usually two Stage Leads onsite at all time;
a House Steward and Electrician.
Sound Operators are IBEW Local 46, and operate all
House sound equipment.
Grip rates apply to all general labor.
Intermittent rate applies to:
o All workers (except stage leads) during show
rehearsals and performances.
o Forklift drivers, Genie lift bucket work, heavy equipment
operators, truck loaders, spot operators, and deck hands
during rehearsal and performance.
Rigger Rate applies to:
o All rigging work.
o All scaffolding work above 6 feet; workers must
wear fall protection.
o All boom lift work; workers must wear fall protection.
o All truss work, focusing truss lights and truss spotlight
operators.
Four hour minimum. Work period of 5 hours without
a meal break is allowed and often used.
Pay is on the ½ hour. The exception is after a meal break,
employees come back to work for one hour minimum.
If a break of more than two hours occurs, a second
4 hour minimum is applicable.
Overtime rate applies after 8 hours or on City holidays.
Meal penalties are after 5 hours at twice current rate
until broken. If a half hour break is given a catered
meal must be provided.
No premium pay for work between midnight and
8am or on weekends.
Generally, spotlight ops work show only and not the out.
Elevator 5 – Passenger Elevator
Located in stage left scenery handling area
Access to stage level, lower level loading, orchestra pit, front of
house lobby levels
5’8”w x 8’5”d x 7’5”h. Door 4’w x 7’h
Elevator 6 – Freight and Passenger Elevator
Located in stage right dressing room hallway
Access to Stage Door entrance, lower level, orchestra pit, stage
level, Rehearsal Hall
8’8”w x 9’4”d x 9’4”h. Door 6’w x 7’h
Lifts and Ladders
Two Genie lifts AWP-40S, DC, working ht. 46'6"
One Forklift (Must be arranged in advance.)
3000 lbs. lifting capacity, forks are 41”long, 2”high/4”wide
6428 lbs. vehicle weight
Lots of ladders
Platforms
Please consult with your Event Service Rep about your staging
needs. Platforms and choral risers are available from the main
Seattle Center inventory, in addition to McCaw Hall platforms.
Pianos
One Steinway B Grand, 7’, refurbished in 2003. Also used in
Lecture Hall. Suitable for pit piano use and non-classical ensemble
use onstage.
One Steinway Upright Grand, rehearsal quality.
See Equipment and Services addendum for rates, page 16.
Sherman Clay is Seattle’s authorized Steinway dealer and has a
range of Steinway concert grands available for rent. (206)-6227580
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Soft Goods
Main Drape:
Red, with jewels, 100% fullness 25 ounce velour
Vertical travel (guillotine)
Motorized with variable speed control
Off-stage edge wire guided, split on center for paging
Qty in
stock
Masking:
Dimensions
Included
with rental
Available at additional cost
2 @ 41'6" x 45
N/A
One @ $250
1
Full-stage traveler - black velour, 50% fullness,
w/track
Blackout drop, split, sewn flat
2 @ 40’ x 40’
N/A
One @ $150
2
Blackout drop, sewn flat
80 x 50
Up to one
One @ $150
8
Pairs of legs - black velour
16 x 45
Up to 4 pairs
Four pair @ $50 / pair
7
Borders - black velour
80 x 16
Up to four
Three @ $25 each
2
Scrims - black & dark blue, cotton sharkstooth
80 x 50
N/A
Two @ $250 each
6
Heat-resistant borders
80' x 5'
Up to 6
N/A
1
White Rear Projection screen / cyc
64' x 36'
Not Included
One @ $250
1
Dalite Screen, front or rear
16’ x 20’
N/A
One @ $600
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Rigging System
Counterweight rigging by Clancy, standard single
purchase system, 112 line sets on 6” centers
(batten lengths 80’).
First line set is 1’9” upstage of plaster line, and is
1’ downstage of the Main Drape. The second
line set is 3’8” upstage of the plaster line. Line
sets continue at 6” on center.
Grid Ht.100’ above stage floor.
Lock rails at stage level and on 40’ catwalk. Two
loading galleries.
Fire Curtain is a framed metal ‘wall’, 9” thick, 3”
upstage of the plaster line.
The plane of the fire curtain must remain
clear.
Thirty computer-controlled spot winches (Stage
Technologies Nomad System) upstage for use
independently or in conjunction with
conventional counterweight system.
There is no rigging (motorized or
counterweight) in the extreme upstage 9’ of the
stage, due to electrics catwalk overhead.
Front of House: nine sound/light rigging slots
over apron, running upstage to downstage, 4000
lbs. point load typical.
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LIGHTING SYSTEM
Auditorium Rental includes first 100 conventional theatrical lights, ETC Obsession control console and complete dimming system. See Equipment
and Services Rates on page 16 for rental costs on equipment not included with the facility rental.
Lighting Fixture Inventory
330
36
63
188
165
12
103
12
24
60
58
85
4
4
4
2
8
8
18
7
20
48
8
Lots
Source 4 bodies, new in ’03, 750W
50 degree barrels
36 degree barrels
26 degree barrels
19 degree barrels
14 degree barrels
10 degree barrels
5 degree barrels
Source Four Zoom, 15-30 degree, 750W
Source Four PAR, 750W
Strand 8" Fresnels, mix of 1kW and 2kW
Altman PAR64 Medium
Note: 64 PAR64s are dedicated to a pre-rigged truss
5kW Fresnel Arri Studio 5000 Theatre, w/barn door, snoot
4kW HMI Arri Daylight Compact Theatre Fresnel
Wybron shutter dowser for HMI's
Wybron power supplies
Selecon Aurora 3-way flood, 1kW per cell
Selecon Aurora 3-way cyc, 1kW per cell
4-cell Cyclorama ground row lights Aurora Selecon, 1kW
per cell, 2 cuts per sheet
Ianeros, 4-cell, 1kW per cell
Altman Zipstrips, 3 circuit, 750W per cir, 30 cells, 6'6" long
Sidearms
Pipe Booms with 50 lb. Base, 12' tall
Pattern holders, donuts, drop in iris, color frames, safety
cables
Scrollers
36
7
4100
3
Wybron Colorams with S4 and S4PAR mount plates, stock
scrolls
Wybron power supplies
Feet of signal cable for scrollers
Road case for Scrollers (12 units each)
Consult Production Manager for stock color scroll info
Intelligent Lighting
10
6
8
Lot
Martin Mac 2000 Performance
Martin Mac 2000 Profile
Martin Mac 2000 Wash
signal cable for Martin gear
Lighting Positions and House Hang
Lighting Position
House hang
Throw
dist.*
Angle*
Box Boom 1, HR and
HL
14) 19 degree Source 4s, each
50’
46 deg.
Box Boom 2, HR and
HL
10) 10 degree Source 4s, each
Box Boom 3, HR and
HL
6) 10 degree Source 4s, each
75’
34 deg.
Bridge
24) 19 degree Source 4s
24) ETC S4 Zoom 15-30
59’
52 deg.
House hang stage
none
1st Tier Rail
none
2nd Tier Rail
none
Followspot booth
64’
87’
40 deg.
5 deg.
114’
13 deg.
158‘
20
See Followspot info
*to 6' above stage, at main drape line
House Hang
Please see above chart for info on our FOH hang.
McCaw Hall does not have a house hang over the stage. Each event is
responsible for hanging and clearing the lighting for its event. We make
every effort to facilitate cooperation between clients’ needs to
minimize expenses. Please consult your ESR or the McCaw Hall
Production Manager for more info.
Lighting Control Consoles
2 ea. ETC Obsession (II 4608) control stage dimmers, scrollers,
moving lights, over an ETCNet data network.
Lighting booth located orchestra level House Center.
Secondary lighting control SR.
FOH Console location for shows traveling with production
Flat floor section, 8’ x 5’, in back row of orchestra level, house left of light
booth. Approx. 16’ from sound mix.
Dimmers
ETC Sensor AF Dimmer Racks
960 20A stage dimmers hardwired dimmer per circuit.
Portable 6kW dimmer packs are available.
Circuit distribution over the stage is via multi-cables.
Followspots
3 Lycian 1290 XLT Xenon follow spots in follow spot booth located above
Second Tier. Throw distance to center stage: 170’. Spots can hit first 12
rows of audience seating.
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Mix Positions
SOUND SYSTEM
Processing
All positions have cable paths from stage and loading docks
House Center Mix, 80’ from center stage, 200’ cable path to stage
left mix, in front of balcony overhang. Kills 21 seats, plus 18 view
obstructed seats (39 seats total).
Mini Mix, for lectures, located in Dress Circle, kills 4 seats.
Stage left monitor mix.
11 dbx DriveRack 481 units control the main PA
2 BSSSoundWeb processors control program, paging and ADA
systems
Microphone split
XTA active 4 way – 56 channels
Consoles
Microphones
2 Yamaha 96 input PM1D control surfaces
The PM1D includes all processing and effect functions.
1 (one) Yamaha 48 input 64 output mix engine
1 (one) Yamaha O1V portable mixing console for small events
Large inventory including 4 - Shure UHF wireless, and wired mics
from Neumann, Microtech Gefell, Sennheiser, EV, Audio Technica
and Shure.
Independent Lobby Systems
Auditorium Speaker Systems
The Grand Lobby and several other function rooms have separate
ceiling speaker systems featuring Superscope Mixers with CD and
cassette tape playback.
These systems also interface with the main auditorium systems.
All speakers are from the JBL Custom Shop, Venue Series
3-way systems – 1 x 2”, 1 x horn loaded 10”, 2 x 14”
Down-fill systems – 1 x 1”, 1 x horn loaded 8”, 1 x 14”
Left and right proscenium header: 90 degree long throw 3-way
Left and right proscenium header down-fill
Center proscenium header: 2 – 60 degree long throw 3-way
Center proscenium header down-fill 2 – 60 degree 3-way
Left and right mid- proscenium 90 degree long throw 3-way
Left and right low- proscenium 90 degree long throw 3-way
Left and right 2 x 15” sub woofers (built in)
Left and right 2 x 18” sub woofers (built in)
Stereo stage lip-fill speakers 1 x 5.5”, 1 x 1”
Orchestra pit rail-fill speakers 1 x 5.5”, 1 x 1”
Over upper balcony-fills 1 x 12”, 1 x 1” 60 degree
Under balcony-fills 1 x 5.5”, 1 x 1”
16 Rear surround/effects speakers 1 x 12”, 1 x 1”
32 surround/effects speaker plug boxes throughout house
Surround/effects speaker plug boxes throughout stage –
178 total – stage & house
Additional matching center speaker cluster is available to rig
downstage of the proscenium for performances that play on the
forestage pit lift.
Infrastructure
Microphone, Line level, and Video tie lines throughout the
building.
Copious cable passageways from loading docks to stage and house
positions.
Intercom: 8 channels of Clear-Com available with full inventory of
headsets, beltpacks and biscuits. Twelve UHF dual-channel wireless
units are available.
Assistive Listening: Sennheiser infrared system with 65 headsets
including 8 neck loop hearing aid compatible units.
Audio Descriptive Booth located Orchestra Level house left.
Backstage monitor system in all hallways, dressing rooms
and performer lounges w/ priority paging.
Remote Recording Locations
Orchestra Level audio booth house right
First Tier broadcast booth house left
Cable access and power at both loading docks
Stage Monitor and Effects Systems
Eight monitor wedge mixes are available, plus two side-fill mixes.
Additional mixes for in-ear monitors are available.
11 (eleven) JBL Custom Shop TTM129 12” x 2” wedge monitor
speakers
2 JBL Custom Shop 3-way 1 x 18”, 1 x horn loaded 10”, 1 x 2”
side-fill monitor speaker systems
4 JBL Custom Shop single 18” monitor system sub-woofers
28 JBL Custom Shop 1 x 12”, 1 x 1” effects speaker systems
12 JBL Custom Shop 1 x 8”, 1 x 1” effects speakers systems
Electrics gallery and pin rail monitor systems, 48 JBL Control
25AV
Video
Camera locations: First Tier rail, projection booth, or
follow-spot booth. Depending on lighting control needs, the
best camera location is at the back of the orchestra level, house
left of the light booth.
In-house video tie lines to most areas for composite signal routing
Permanent monitors in FOH areas for monitoring stage or
support of local programming
Portable monitor inventory for stage monitor use
Color and infrared cameras available for composite stage
monitoring only
Contact Event Service Representative for projectors, switchers,
etc.
Amplifiers
Crown MacroTech 600, 1200, 3600 for main systems
Crown MacroTech 3600x1200 wedge monitor amps with DSP
Crown MacroTech 3600 and 1200 side-fill system amps
Crown CTS series for fill, effects and page/program systems
Crown IQ control and monitoring of amplifiers
See Power Section, page 5 for Audio Technical Power
disconnects.
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BACKSTAGE ROOMS
Dressing Rooms
Stage Level: 13 principal dressing rooms located stage right,
capacity 1-4 each, includes: make-up counter with lights and outlet
strip, private restroom with shower, wardrobe rack, direct stage
access, phone line (see phone and data line orders on page 4 for
activation).
Lower Level: (not shown): 5 chorus dressing rooms, capacity 1520 each (94 stations total), includes: dressing station, restroom with
showers, make-up counters with lights and outlet strips, wardrobe
racks, wire baskets for storing personal items, phone line (see phone
and data line orders on page 4 for activation).
Consult your Event Service Rep for availability.
Wardrobe
Stage level wardrobe room adjacent to principal dressing rooms,
with 2 washers, 2 dryers, a steamer, ironing board and iron, work
tables, racks.
Production Offices
Therapy or Make-up room with ice machine, make-up
mirrors/counters, and space for massage table.
Crew room located stage left.
Rooms 440A and 440C: Two offices at stage level.100 sq. ft. each,
with table, chairs, phone and data lines (see phone and data line
orders on page 4 for activation). Additional production office spaces
possible. Consult your Event Service Rep.
Orchestra Pit Level
Musicians lounge
Musicians changing rooms (men's/women's)
Additional Artist/Crew Spaces
Stage Level
Green Room, 900 sq. ft. with sink, refrigerator, microwave. Best
backstage catering location.
Props room with sink, refrigerator, microwave and stove. Good
for backstage catering support.
Rehearsal Hall Level (not included with rental)
54’ x 78’. Rehearsal Hall with private restrooms, elevator access
and acoustical isolation. 20’ high ceiling. Floor is not sprung.
Six private coaching rooms adjacent to Rehearsal Hall with
acoustical isolation.
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Safety & Security ADMISSIONS STAFFING
Security Personnel
WISHA
The Event Service Rep, based on McCaw Hall Staff’s
understanding of event needs and patron safety, arranges
Seattle Center Emergency Services Unit (ESU), Peer Security
and Seattle Police Department. Discuss security needs with
your Event Service Rep a minimum of 15 days prior to your
event. The cost for these services is not included with the
facility rental.
Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act compliance is
the responsibility of the client and cannot be assumed by
Seattle Center on the client’s behalf for equipment,
personnel, or materials used during the event.
Admissions Staffing
Admission personnel are paid professional staff represented
by Teamsters Local 117. Four-hour minimums apply, as well
as overtime rates after 8 hours. There is a minimum level of
staffing per fire code. Above that, your Event Service Rep
determines staffing levels based on the size of event, the
seating areas used, emergency egress requirements, and the
level of service desired. Upon request, your Event Service
Rep will provide an estimate of admissions staff costs based
on this information.
First Aid and Incident Reporting
All emergencies and accidents shall be reported to onsite
management. Onsite management will radio an Emergency
Services officer and call 911 if needed. The Emergency
Services officer shall administer first aid and take an incident
report.
Hard Hats
The Admissions staff positions are as follows:
A protective helmet (hard hat) shall be worn when working
in areas where there is a potential for injury to the head from
falling or flying objects. (WAC 296-800-16055) This
includes work performed directly under rigging operations.
Head Usher:
Schedules and supervises all front of house admissions staff,
except for Admissions Guards
Supervises emergency procedures as needed
If necessary, supervises evacuation procedures
Fall Protection
Fall protective equipment shall be worn when working at a
height of 10 feet or over where no standard guardrails for
protection exist. (WAC 296-155-245)
Assistant Head Usher:
Assists the Head Usher in supervising & deploying
Admissions staff
Oversees any special ADA requests from patrons
Fire Department
Seattle Fire Department requirements are based on the type
of event and room set-up. A permit is required from the
Seattle Fire Department for certain spectator events and for
the temporary display of equipment or merchandise within
Seattle Center buildings. An application for a permit and a
list of specific Fire Department requirements will be included
with the Licensing Agreement for certain spectator events
and other events where exhibits are known to be a part of
the event. If you know that you fall into one of these
categories and do not receive an application, please call the
Event Sales Office at (206) 684-7202. Contact the Fire
Department with questions at (206) 386-1450. If you use
pyrotechnics in your event, you must obtain a permit from
the City of Seattle Fire Department. Additionally, every
insurance policy must include a minimum of $2,000,000
pyrotechnic coverage. Fire lanes around McCaw Hall must
be maintained clear and unobstructed and adequate
Admissions Guards will be required to control vehicular
traffic in these areas. The Fire Marshall may direct you to
hire Fire Fighters to act as fireguards at your expense.
Door Attendant:
Takes tickets at the door
Staffs the coat check, the binocular rental and assistive
listening device station
Usher:
Directs patrons to their seats
Hands out programs
Provides way-finding and answers questions
Splitter:
Directs patrons to their seating sections
Assists wheelchair patrons to their seats
Admissions Guard:
Prevents entry of unauthorized personnel and guests,
including patrons without tickets
Checks credentials at backstage entrances, stairwells, and
dressing rooms
Emergency Egress: Admissions personnel in each category
have specific functions in the event of an emergency
requiring building evacuation.
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Nesholm Family Lecture Hall TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Features
Technical
381 seat lecture hall (plus 4 wheelchair locations), with
fixed seats on a raked floor, and entrance on Mercer
Street. Entrance, lobby, concessions window and
restrooms are separate from the rest of the Hall, with
ability to connect to the Kreielsheimer Promenade Lobby
as needed.
There is elevator access to the sky bridge, which leads to
Mercer Garage.
ADA – four wheelchair locations, assistive listening system.
Stage area is 20’ wide and 13’ at its deepest; see plans for
shape of stage. Ceiling height is 20’.
Includes stylish lectern with space and connections for
laptop.
One lighting pipe @ 19’6” high.
Audio system with stereo main speakers and ceiling delays,
16 channel mixing console, playback decks, monitors, and
A/V interfaces. Two microphones (wired or wireless) are
included with Lecture Hall rental. Additional microphone
inventory, including wireless mics, is available at additional
expense. Consult your Event Service Rep.
Sound isolation from adjoining spaces.
Digital Video/Data projector, 6500 lumens, included in rent.
Video sources include McCaw or client computers, McCaw
VCR and DVD.
Audio and Video interface to main stage systems built in.
Projection screen, 12’H x (up to) 28’W, width adjustable
masking.
Floor – Stage and aisles are carpeted, floor in audience
seating is sealed concrete.
Room Lighting - Dimmable and zoned incandescent down
lighting and zoned front lighting for stage area. Theatrical
lighting is available, with 20 20A dimmable circuits and nine
presets of architectural control. Facility has infrastructure
for DMX512 control system; consult Production Manager
for more info.
Up to six tables for lobby or presentation area, with linens.
Armchairs for presenters, black frame with dark blue
upholstery.
Loading and Parking
Loading from 30 minute Load Zone on Mercer Street
and/or Lower Loading Dock.
Two parking permits per day for the Mercer St. Garage are
included with the Lecture Hall rental.
Additional access to the grounds and permits are
coordinated by the Event Service Rep.
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Front of House
Lobbies and Meeting Rooms
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Luncheon on Grand Lobby
Catering and Concessions for these spaces are provided by the official McCaw Hall concessionaire. Additional Audio/Video equipment is available
from McCaw Hall, including large portable HD flat screen monitors with DVD/BluRay players, digital video projector, screen, portable sound
systems and more. See Equipment and Services Rates on page 16 and consult your Event Service Rep. Capacity numbers represent
maximums. Capacity numbers decrease if there is a need for AV equipment (projectors, screens, etc), a registration table, buffet tables,
projection or display tables, or risers.
Please note: Helium Balloons and atmospheric effects (fog) are strictly prohibited.
Lobby spaces share an inventory of furniture including perching tables, benches, 8” risers, skirted tables and easels in addition to catering and
banquet furniture provided by the official McCaw Hall concessionaire. Consult your Event Service Rep for your furniture needs. Use of banners and
signage in the lobbies is limited, and there are no overhead rigging points. Phone and data lines can be arranged. See Contacts, page 4.
Kreielsheimer Promenade Lobby
Microsoft First Tier Lobby
Main merchandise sales location for auditorium events is located inside
North doors. This space can also be used for event registration or
other patron services.
Capacity North: 100 Reception
Capacity South: 400 Reception, 220 Banquet
Concessions: one permanent stand, two optional additional stand locations.
Furniture: benches, perching tables
Event Power: two - 60A 3 phase outlets
Ceiling Height: 58' - 62', under grand balcony - 8’
3600 square feet South, 1020 square feet North
Capacity: 250 Reception
Concessions: one permanent stand
Sound: ceiling speakers, portable systems available
Video: two permanent video monitors (for local or stage program)
Event Power: three 20A circuits
Ceiling Height: 11’6”
2200 square feet
Allen Foundation for the Arts Room
(1st Tier Lobby Level, North end)
This reception room has backstage access ideal for pre or post event
receptions requiring a secure travel path for the mainstage presenter.
Capacity: 250 Reception, 180 Banquet, 225 Theatre
Furniture: perching tables, armchairs and end tables
Sound: ceiling speakers, local sound reinforcement available. Live audio from
stage program, or isolated room system available.
Video: 7.5’ h x 10’ w ceiling mounted screen. Video monitor (for local or
stage program)
Event Power: multiple 20A circuits, one-60A 3 phase outlet.
Loading: access is via lower loading dock. Path to room is elevator accessible.
Amenities: coat closet, lectern, entry foyer, bar/servery
Ceiling Height: 14’5”
Spafford Lobby
(part of Kreielsheimer Promenade Lobby)
Capacity: 500 Reception, 120 Banquet, 160 Theatre
Sound: built-in ceiling speakers for listening to stage program or audio from
independent sources. Portable sound systems available.
Furniture: cafe tables and chairs or custom setting
Ceiling Height: 8’
1800 square feet
Grand Lobby
Capacity: 800 Reception, 320 Banquet, 330 Theatre
Concessions: two permanent stands, three optional additional stand
locations.
Sound: built-in ceiling speakers for listening to stage program or audio from
independent sources. Portable sound systems available.
Video two permanent video monitors (for local or stage program)
Furniture customer service desk, benches or custom settings
Event Power: three - 60A 3 phase outlets
Ceiling Height: varies. 10' 10” - 39'
6200 square feet
2400 square feet
Norcliffe Room
(1st Tier Lobby Level, South end)
All systems and amenities are the same as in the Allen Room above, with the
exception of backstage access, and event power.
Capacity: 180 Reception, 120 Banquet, 160 Theatre
Event Power: three 20A circuits
Campus view
Ceiling Height: 14’
1800 square feet
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Front of House
Lobbies and Meeting Rooms
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
View from landing, reception in Kreielsheimer Promenade Lobby, with
Grand Lobby set for dinner and presentation
Neukom Family Second Tier Lobby
Loading and Parking
Capacity: 300 Reception, 160 Banquet, 200 Theatre
Concessions: two permanent stands
Sound: ceiling speakers, portable systems available
Video: two permanent video monitors (for local or stage program)
Event Power: one - 60A 3 phase outlet at North end
Ceiling Height: 9’11”
2600 square feet
Loading from 30 minute Load Zone on Mercer Street.
Events involving extensive decoration or audio visual equipment
from outside vendors will load via lower loading dock and passenger
elevators.
Two parking permits per day for the Mercer St. Garage are included
with any Front of House rental.
Press/Reception Room(s)
Promenade level, South end, near Café
Capacity: 50 Reception, 24 Banquet (both rooms together)
3 stations for working press
Rooms are joined by double door and can be used
separately or together.
Sound/Video: ceiling speakers and one video monitor,
local sound reinforcement available.
Ceiling Height: 8’6” and 10’
900 square feet
Your Event Service Rep coordinates additional access to the
grounds.
Prelude (Café space)
Available as an ancillary space through McCaw Hall concessionaire.
Capacity: 160 at café tables
Sound/Video: ceiling speakers and one permanent video monitor,
local sound reinforcement available.
Event Power: one-60A 3 phase outlet.
Ceiling Height: 21’
1880 square feet
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McCaw Hall EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES RATES
Please find below a list of equipment and services that are available to rent for your event. Your Event Service Rep will arrange for this
equipment, as available, at your request. Seattle Center personnel are required to set and/or operate this equipment; see the Support
Personnel Rates on page 17 for charges.
All prices include sales tax. Prices are subject to change. Equipment damaged or not returned will be charged at replacement cost. All
prices are per performance/event unless noted. Contact your Event Service Rep for additional equipment and pricing. Consult your
contract for what is included in your base rent. Rates effective January 1, 2012.
LIGHTING – Brotman Auditorium
SOUND – Brotman Auditorium
Rent includes first 100 lights, ETC Obsession 2 and complete
dimming system.
Followspots................................................................................. $100.00 each
Stage Lighting Instruments, Source 4’s, S4 PARs
first performance ................................................................. $3.50 each
each add’l perf. ..................................................................... $1.50 each
Scrollers (Wybron Colorams) ................................................ $15.00 each
Martin Mac 2000 series ...................................................................... inquire
Autoyoke with Source 4 and DMX Iris .......................................... $70.00
Color Filters “gel” (must pre-order) ............................ $9.00 per sheet
Rent includes main PA system, speakers, amps, console,
intercom, six wired headsets, page monitor system.
In/Outputs .....................................................................................$15.00 each
(wired microphones, direct input boxes)
Press Boxes ...................................................................................$25.00 each
Monitor System................................................................................... $500.00
PM1-D monitor console, up to 8 wedge mixes, etc.
Side fills add to monitor system ............................................. $100.00 pair
Wireless Microphone ...............................................................$85.00 each
hand held, lavalier and/or headset
Intercom Headsets, wired ........................................................$20.00 each
Intercom Headsets, wireless ....................................................$35.00 each
LIGHTING – Nesholm Family Lecture Hall
Rent includes architectural lighting system with 4 presets, house
lighting and up to 20 stage lights on 20 dimmers.
Theatrical light board and/or add’l lighting .................................... inquire
LIGHTING – Lobbies and Meeting Rooms
Lobby Lighting Package...................................................................... $250.00
Includes manual control console, dimmers, 4 stands and up to
12 lights, power distro, color. Good for stage or dance floor.
Additional conventional stage light ....................................... $15.00 each
Additional stand........................................................................... $25.00 each
STAGE EQUIPMENT – Brotman Auditorium
Rent includes one lectern, US and WA flags (2 sets).
McCaw Hall Platforms ............................................................... $30.00 each
Includes skirting. Carpet or vinyl tops.
6’ x 8’ x 16” or 24”, 4’ x 4’ x 16”, and 6’ x 8’ x 8”
Campus Platforms....................................................................... $25.00 each
4' x 8' x (8”, 16”, 24” or 32”), and other hts avail.
Platform Skirting, campus platforms .......................................... no charge
Piano, 7’ Steinway Grand “B” .......................................................... $150.00
Piano, Steinway Grand Upright ....................................................... $100.00
Tuning not included, will be charged separately.
Orchestra Chairs .......................................................................... $2.00 each
Music Stands ................................................................................... $1.00 each
Forklift (3000 lbs. Capacity) ................................................... $100.00 each
Genie Lift ........................................................................................... no charge
Chain Motors, 1 ton, 32 fpm, over stage only .................... $75.00 each
Motor stands on grid, motor up.........................................incl. w/motors
Rear Projection Screen, white, 64’w x 36’h, .............................. $250.00
Fastfold Screen .................................................................................... $600.00
20’w x 16’h, front or rear projection, with dress kit.
Can be flown or floor mount
Scrim, Black or Blue, 80’w x 50’h................................................... $250.00
Distro Panel, 60A Hubbell to various outs.................................... $45.00
Step unit with handrails, audience to stage ................................. $150.00
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SOUND & VIDEO – Nesholm Family Lecture Hall
Rent includes sound system with up to 2 microphones, built in
adjustable size projection screen (12’ x 28’), DVD player and
Digital Video Projector, 6500 lumens. See above for additional
mics, etc.
SOUND & VIDEO – Lobbies and Meeting Rooms
Rent includes built-in audio systems in some rooms and 1
microphone. See above for additional mics, etc.
Lobby Portable Sound System ........................................................ $165.00
Includes one wireless mic, up to 4 speakers on stands, Yamaha
O1V mixing console, CD player, cassette player, in rolling case,
for a speaker or music in rooms without local sound system.
Subwoofers and amp, add to portable system ........................... $100.00
Monitor Speaker System, add to portable .....................................$35.00
One monitor, amplifier, equalizer -used with Lobby sound system
above. Second speaker, add ...............................................................$25.00
Playback and Recording
CD Players ...........................................................................$25.00 each
Cassette Decks ...................................................................$25.00 each
DAT Recorders ..................................................................$50.00 each
MiniDisc Recorders ...........................................................$50.00 each
DVD/VCR player................................................................$50.00 each
Digital Video Projector, 2500 lumens........................................... $150.00
Front Projection Screen, 7.5’ x 10’, fastfold ..................................$75.00
Dell Laptop ........................................................................................... $150.00
Wireless Mouse .....................................................................................$25.00
Wireless Remote ...................................................................................$25.00
LCD Flat Panel monitor ................................................................... $150.00
55”, with DVD/BluRay player and rolling stand.
OTHER SERVICES / EQUIPMENT
Room Cores Changed ..............................................................$20.00 each
Unreturned Keys .........................................................................$50.00 each
Utilities, Brotman Auditorium ......................................... $315.00 per day
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McCaw Hall SUPPORT PERSONNEL RATES
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS will be determined by Seattle Center in accordance with established policies and
procedures. Consideration will be given to the nature of the Event and the estimated attendance for the Event.
Additional personnel may be requested.
Unless otherwise indicated in your Facility Use Agreement or attached Facility Addendum, the cost for these services is
not included with your rental and will be billed to you. Arrange for all personnel with your Event Service Rep (ESR) a
minimum of 15 days prior to your Event.
2012 RATES
Admissions Personnel Rates
Hourly Rate
Minimum
4 Hr. Call
Admissions Guard
$20.00
Door Attendant
18.00
Ticket Seller, Gen'l Admission
21.50
Ticket Splitter
18.00
Usher
17.00
Assistant Head Usher
21.00
Head Usher
27.00
McCaw Hall Head Usher
34.00
Support Personnel Rates
Overtime &
Holiday
Hourly Rate
Minimum
4 Hr. Call
$30.00
26.50
30.50
26.50
25.50
31.00
38.50
38.00
Hourly Rate
Minimum
4 Hr. Call
Carpenter
$53.50
Electrician
64.00
Engineer
57.75
ESU Security Officer
37.00
Senior Event Service Rep
62.50
Event Service Rep
56.75
Janitor
37.00
Laborer
39.75
Painter
53.50
Parking Attendant
37.75
Plumber
59.25
Sound Operator
47.00
Stage Supervisor
46.50
Stage Rigger
45.50
Stagehand
37.50
Stage Grip
33.50
NOTE: Head Ushers may perform the duties of a Door
Attendant but must be paid a Head Usher's rate.
Overtime &
Holiday
Hourly Rate
Minimum
4 Hr. Call
$80.75
98.00
88.50
57.50
72.75
65.00
52.00
56.50
80.75
40.00
91.00
79.00
71.00
67.00
56.00
50.00
Seattle Police: Contact your ESR for information on police staffing requirements and rates of pay. Seattle police bills are subject to a
12% accounting fee.
If Peer Security Services are required, your ESR will inform you and make the arrangements. Staff Pro Crowd Management Services
provides crowd control and peer group security in all Seattle Center commercial facilities. Regular hourly rates are listed below and
there is a four (4) hour minimum call. Your ESR will discuss services and staffing requirements with you.
Peer Security Rates
Supervisor
Staff
$20.35
$17.85
Seattle Center equipment and facilities are operated by Seattle Center personnel.
ALL PERSONNEL RATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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McCaw Hall
CAMPUS MAP AND TRUCK DRIVING DIRECTIONS
Truck Driving Directions to loading dock
From Aurora Ave S WA-99
From the North, turn right onto Roy Street or Valley.
Turn Left onto 5th Ave N.
Turn Right on Republican Street. Stop in front of gate to
loading dock and contact McCaw Hall Security via callbox
or call 206-733-9735
See page 3 for patron driving directions.
From Interstate 5 Northbound or Southbound
Shown on map below.
Take exit 167 Mercer Street/Seattle Center.
Turn Right onto Fairview Ave N.
Turn Left onto Valley St.
Valley St. becomes Broad St and goes under an overpass.
Turn slight right onto Harrison St.
Turn Right onto 5th Ave N. Turn Left onto Republican
Street.
Stop in front of gate to loading dock and contact McCaw
Hall Security via callbox or call 206-733-9735
From the South, take the Western Ave exit and continue
straight onto Western Ave.
Turn Right onto Wall St. Turn Left onto 1st Ave. Turn
Right onto Mercer Street. Turn Right onto 5th Ave N.
Turn Right on Republican Street. Stop in front of gate to
loading dock and contact McCaw Hall Security via callbox
or call 206-733-9735
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McCaw Hall
LEVEL
Orchestra Pit
Orchestra Pit
Orchestra Pit
Orchestra Pit
Sub-Total
SEATS
SEATS
CAPACITY
REMOVED REMOVED
FOR
NET CAP
ADA &
w/ADA &
FOR ADA
SOUND w/SEATS COMPANI COMPANIO
(see note
SECTION CAPACITY
MIX*
REMOVED ON SEATS
N
below)
X
15
15
15
Y
32
32
32
Z
15
15
15
62
Orchestra
Orchestra
Orchestra
Orchestra SubTotal
1
2
3
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery Sub-Total
4
5
Dress Circle
Dress Circle
Dress Circle
Dress Circle
Dress Circle
Sub-Total
22
23
24
25
First Tier
First Tier
First Tier
First Tier
First Tier
First Tier SubTotal
31
32
33
34
35
First Tier Boxes
Second Tier
Second Tier
Second Tier
Second Tier
Second Tier
Second Tier
Sub-Total
TOTALS
62
POTENTIAL
OBSTRUCTE MAXIMUM
D VIEW
STANDING
SEATS
AUDIENCE
(WLCHRS,
SHOW ADA
SPKRS)*** SEAT KILLS***
15
4
62
19
323
344
344
8
5
5
39
276
339
339
4
3
3
280**
342
342
11
13
11
-8
-5
1011
18
39
954
10
964
35
-13
120
120
240
120
120
240
120
120
240
0
56
56
54
54
3
3
4
4
53
53
50
50
2
2
3
3
55
55
53
53
10
9
14
13
220
14
206
10
216
46
110
104
104
92
92
4
106
104
104
92
92
2
108
104
104
92
92
14
502
4
498
2
500
14
A-H
74
4
70
2
72
41
42
43
44
45
142
175
175
150
150
6
136
175
175
150
150
4
140
175
175
150
150
16
792
6
786
4
790
16
52
4
48
2
50
12
0
2953
50
39
2864
30
2894
59
82
2891
0
0
2802
30
2832
Second Tier Boxes AA - HH
TOTALS
SEATING CAPACITY BREAKDOWN
w/pit
seats
no pit
seats
12
0
RE: ADA SEATS: see accompanying wheelchair seat documents for detail on ADA, companion seat and obstructed view locations
** Orchestra section 1 notes:
* Additional seat kills for shows traveling with lighting control boards -Row AA, seats 10-13, BB 9-12 (2 WC seats), BB 13, CC 13 -- 8 seats total, including 2 wheelchair seats
*** RE: Potential obstructed view & maximum standing show ADA seat kills -Ticketmaster manages this inventory on a dynamic basis to minimize actual # of obstructed view from wheelchairs, and ADA seat kills
for standing shows, while maintaining 1% of available inventory in ADA accessible seats. Discuss details with Ticketmaster representative.
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McCaw Hall
ROW /
SEAT
LEVEL SECTION
Wheelchair Seats for “Non-Standing Shows”
# of WC
possible in Loc.
Companion
seat(s)
NOTES
Orch
1
A
1-2
1
A3
WC obstructs B 1, 2, 3; C 1, 2, 3
Orch
1
A
8-9
1
A7
WC obstructs B 8, 9; C 8, 9, 10
Orch
1
BB
9-10
1
BB 8
could be loose chair if BB 11-12 not sold **
Orch
1
BB
11-12
1
BB 13
could be loose chair if BB 9-10 not sold **
Orch
2
A
2, 3, 4
2
A1&A5
Orch
2
A
7-8
1
A9
Orch
3
A
2, 3, 4
2
A1&A5
Orch
3
A
7-8
1
A9
22
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
Companion could be loose chair if only 1 WC sold
23
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
Companion could be loose chair if only 1 WC sold
24
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
Companion could be loose chair if only 1 WC sold
24
D
13
1
D 12
25
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
25
D
13
1
D 12
1st Tier
31
H
1-2
1
H3
1st Tier
31
H
12-13
1
H 11
2nd Tier
41
M
2, 3, 4
2
M1&M5
Companion could be loose chair if only 1 WC sold
2nd Tier
41
M 9, 10, 11
2
M 8 & M 12
Companion could be loose chair if only 1 WC sold
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
WC in "A 2" obstructs B 2, 3; C 2, 3, 4.
WC in "A 4" obstructs B 4, 5; C 4, 5
WC obstructs B 8, 9; C 9, 10
WC in "A 2" obstructs B 2, 3; C 3, 4.
WC in "A 4" obstructs B 4, 5; C 4, 5
WC obstructs B 9, 10; C 9, 10
Companion could be loose chair if only 1 WC sold
BOXES
1st Tier
C
C
2, 3
1
C1
1st Tier
G
C
2, 3
1
C1
2nd Tier
DD
C
2, 3
1
C1
2nd Tier
HH
C
2, 3
1
C1
TOTAL:
30
** NOTE: "default" is for seats in Orch 1 BB 9-12 to be removed
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WHEELCHAIR SEATS FOR "STANDING SHOWS"
SEATING IN PIT version! **
# of
WC
SECTIO
possible Companion
LEVEL
N
ROW / SEAT in Loc.
seat(s)
Seat Kill
locations
NOTES
no fixed seats set in section,
companion seats are loose chairs
Pit
X
A1, A4, B 1-2,
C 3-4, C 6-7
5
Orch
Orch
Orch
Orch
1
1
1
1
A
1-2
A
8-9
BB 9-10
BB 11-12
0
0
0
0
A3
A7
BB 8
BB 13
Removed from WC inventory, replaced with Pit
Section X seats, able-bodied at initial on-sale
Orch
2
A 2, 3, 4
0
A1&A5
Orch
2
A
7-8
0
A9
Removed from WC inventory, replaced with Pit
Section X seats, able-bodied at initial on-sale
Orch
3
A 2, 3, 4
2
A1&A5
Orch
A2, A3, B3,
C2, C5
All in section X
# of
Order to
seats release to
kille able-bodied
d
inventory
NEVER
Removed from WC inventory as production kill
for light board (**see note p.19 re: adjacent kills)
Pit Y, row A 1011 and B 10-11
3
A
7-8
1
A9
22
D 2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
23
D 2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
24
D 2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
24
D
13
1
D 12
25
D 2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
25
D
13
1
D 12
1st Tier
31
H
1-2
1
H3
1st Tier
31
H
12-13
1
H 11
31 E 1-3, F 1-2,
G 1-2
31 E 11-13,
F 12-13, G 12-13
2nd Tier
41
M 2, 3, 4
2
M1&M5
41 K 1-4, L 1-4
2nd Tier
41
M9, 10, 11
2
M 8 & M 12 41 K 9-12, L 9-12
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
15
none
22 A 1-4, B 2-4,
C 2-4
23 A 2-4, B 2-4,
C 2-4
24 A 1-3, B 1-3,
C 2-4
24 B 11-13,
C 13-14
25 A 1-3, B 1-3,
C 2-4
25 B 12-13,
C 13-14
4
eighth
Pit section X as all WC and
companions
solves blocked views
0
last
10
first
9
second
9
fourth/ASAP
seventh/
ASAP
5
9
4
fourth/ASAP
seventh/
ASAP
7
third
7
fifth/ASAP
8
sixth/ASAP price same as 2nd Tr box DD &
HH,
fifth/ASAP sell WC seats in boxes 1st
8
BOXES
1st Tier
C
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
1st Tier
G
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
2nd Tier
DD
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
2nd Tier
HH
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
28
last
Price same as section 31 row H
Wheelchair seats
Price same as section 31 row H
Wheelchair seats
Price same as section 41 row M
Wheelchair seats
Price same as section 41 row M
Wheelchair seats
95
net gain of seat in able-bodied inventory from
-13 Orch 1 & 2 Row A WC seats
= net total potential seats killed for standing
82 show
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NO SEATING IN PIT version!
# of WC
ROW /
possible
LEVEL SECTION
SEAT
in Loc.
Orch
1
A
1-2
1
Companion
seat(s)
A3
Seat Kill
locations
none
0
last
10
first
9
second
9
fourth/ASAP
5
seventh/ ASAP
9
fourth/ASAP
4
seventh/ ASAP
7
third
7
fifth/ASAP
8
sixth/ASAP price same as 2nd Tr box DD
& HH, sell WC seats in boxes
fifth/ASAP 1st
NOTES
NO SEATIN G IN PIT, SO
NO ONE IN FRONT TO
0
BLOCK VIEWS
Removed from WC inventory as production kill for light board
(**see note on page 19 re: adjacent kills)
0
NO SEATIN G IN PIT, SO
NO ONE IN FRONT TO
0
BLOCK VIEWS
Pit Y, row A 1011 and B 10-11
4
eighth
Orch
Orch
Orch
Orch
1
1
1
2
A
8-9
BB
9-10
BB 11-12
A 2, 3, 4
1
0
0
2
A7
BB 8
BB 13
A1&A5
Orch
2
A
7-8
1
A9
Orch
3
A
2, 3, 4
2
A1&A5
Orch
3
A
7-8
1
A9
22
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
23
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
24
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
24
D
13
1
D 12
25
D
2, 3, 4
2
D1&D5
25
D
13
1
D 12
1st Tier
31
H
1-2
1
H3
1st Tier
31
H
12-13
1
H 11
2nd Tier
41
M
2, 3, 4
2
M1&M5
2nd Tier
41
M 9, 10, 11
2
M 8 & M 12
41 K 1-4, L 1-4
41 K 9-12, L 912
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Drs
Crcle
Order to
release to
able-bodied
inventory
# of
seats
killed
0
22 A 1-4, B 2-4,
C 2-4
23 A 2-4, B 2-4,
C 2-4
24 A 1-3, B 1-3,
C 2-4
24 B 11-13, C
13-14
25 A 1-3, B 1-3,
C 2-4
25 B 12-13, C
13-14
31 E 1-3, F 1-2,
G 1-2
31 E 11-13, F
12-13, G 12-13
8
BOXES
1st Tier
C
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
1st Tier
G
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
2nd Tier
DD
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
2nd Tier
HH
C
2, 3
1
C1
none
last
28
Price same as section 31 row
H Wheelchair seats
Price same as section 41 row
M Wheelchair seats
80
net gain of seat in able-bodied inventory from
-13 Orch 1 & 2 Row A WC seats
= net total potential seats killed for standing
67 show
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