theatre royal
Building in Nelson
www.theatreroyalnelson.co.nz/
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The Trust was incorporated as a charitable trust on 23 August, 2001, and registered as a charitable entity with the Charities Commission on 3 July, 2008. To furnish international standard facilities for patrons and performers alike, while preserving the heritage values of the Theatre. To offer Nelsonians a fully restored theatre presenting the best national international touring shows to the people visitors of the region. An adaptable version of our Standard Lighting Design that can be altered in LXFree software.
A reference for all users to prepare, themselves, cast and crew for the various house rules and expectations that must be met when working in our theatre. All you need to know about Health Safety policies and procedures at the Theatre Royal. Guide for Safe Working Practices in the New Zealand Theatre and Entertainment Industry. An archived Risk Assessment that is useful to use as a template or to understand what is expected.
All you need to know about marketing your event and hiring the Theatre Royal
In 1878 The Theatre Royal was built on market gardening land by a company of Oddfellows. The fa ade originally had a veranda that extended out over the footpath, native timber was used throughout, with rough sawn planks where there is now corrugated iron. The Theatre Royal is the oldest wooden theatre still in use in the Southern Hemisphere. In 1944 Repertory bought the Theatre Royal, saving it from conversion into a joinery shop!.
The Theatre closed at the end of 2005 as such major maintenance was needed that it was no longer possible to get a licence to operate the building as a theatre. The redevelopment aims were for international standard facilities for patrons and performers alike, while preserving the heritage values of the Theatre. Accordingly, preservation of materials, features and building elements were central to the project. Original hand painted wallpaper was uncovered, new paper hand made to match, and the colour palette returned to the original Victorian scheme
A reference for all users to prepare, themselves, cast and crew for the various house rules and expectations that must be met when working in our theatre. All you need to know about Health Safety policies and procedures at the Theatre Royal. Guide for Safe Working Practices in the New Zealand Theatre and Entertainment Industry. An archived Risk Assessment that is useful to use as a template or to understand what is expected.
All you need to know about marketing your event and hiring the Theatre Royal
In 1878 The Theatre Royal was built on market gardening land by a company of Oddfellows. The fa ade originally had a veranda that extended out over the footpath, native timber was used throughout, with rough sawn planks where there is now corrugated iron. The Theatre Royal is the oldest wooden theatre still in use in the Southern Hemisphere. In 1944 Repertory bought the Theatre Royal, saving it from conversion into a joinery shop!.
The Theatre closed at the end of 2005 as such major maintenance was needed that it was no longer possible to get a licence to operate the building as a theatre. The redevelopment aims were for international standard facilities for patrons and performers alike, while preserving the heritage values of the Theatre. Accordingly, preservation of materials, features and building elements were central to the project. Original hand painted wallpaper was uncovered, new paper hand made to match, and the colour palette returned to the original Victorian scheme
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21st century staging, front of house & backstage facilities
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