Room on the Broom
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Nov 15, 2009 (Sunday)
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Date(s): November 15, 2009 Location: Overture Center for the Arts - Capitol Theater Address: 201 State Street . Madison, WI Admission: $14-18 How the cat purred and how the witch gr...
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Event details: Room on the Broom
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Date(s): November 15, 2009
Location: Overture Center for the Arts - Capitol Theater
Address: 201 State Street . Madison, WI
Admission: $14-18
Location: Overture Center for the Arts - Capitol Theater
Address: 201 State Street . Madison, WI
Admission: $14-18
How the cat purred and how the witch grinned, as they sat on their broomstick and flew through the wind… The witch and her cat are flying happily on their broomstick—until a stormy wind blows away the witch’s hat, bow and wand. A helpful dog, bird and frog find the witch’s lost things, and they all hop on the broom for a ride. But will there be enough room on the broom? Adapted from the book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, it’s full of laughs and scary fun. Most enjoyed by children ages 3-8.
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608-258-4141 Notable Features The 2,251-seat performance hall is designed and constructed for exceptional acoustics and an intimate theater experience. Materials and shapes in Overture Hall were purposely manipulated to influence how sound reverberates and reflects inside the space, and control and isolate noise. As a result, the hall promises rich, true sound throughout, reaching even to the back balcony. The design produces exemplary sound for unamplified orchestral and opera performances. Adjustable acoustical components are used to accommodate amplified shows. Key components that contribute to the quality acoustics: opaque, perforated acoustic ceiling panels conceal a deep air space between ceiling and concrete slab roof acoustic curtains above ceiling further control reverberations fabric-wrapped panels in balcony walls move into position as needed for acoustics balcony and box fronts paneled in figured English sycamore help reflect sound orchestra shell and extensions designed to keep tight reflections of sound in front unusually tall proscenium allows acoustical volume of orchestra shell to blend with the main volume of the house acoustic isolation joints in structural framework of hall isolate interior space from exterior noise lightly bowed, cast plaster interior wall panels isolate sound waves sound locks in vestibules movable curtains on back walls sound-insulating doors between stage house and truck dock low-noise air-handling systemPost a Countdown Widget
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