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Where the Audience Sits Changes the Play
Why the same scene plays differently in the round, on a thrust and behind an arch — and what a designer decides before a word is spoken. Five configurations drawn in plan; the designer's five decisions in the DfE's own words; how to answer a design question in four moves; three theatres photographed, three audience relationships; five lighting states and what each is for. Twelve terms to define, a model lighting answer, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
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