Studio Theatre Layout
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The layout of a studio theatre (also known as black box or in-the-round) is not normally fixed, the whole concept is a space that is informal and can be reconfigured into different layouts of performance space and audience as each show dictates.
Examples of theatres with this kind of space
[edit] External links
- Scenography - The Theatre Design Website Diagram and images of "Theatre in the round"
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