Difference between revisions of "Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station"
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Type of venue: black-box theatre; main use: contemporary theatre, dance, music, multimedia events, rehearsal space and space for workshops; seating: 300 seats total; performing area: 25m W x 15m D x 3.5m H to grid, floor suitable for dance; suspension equipment: overhead pipe grid for suspension of masking and lighting; forestage: dance floor; lighting: details on request; sound: details on request; stage equipment: details on request; backstage: 2 dressing rooms accommodating 15 persons total; climate control: air-conditioned | Type of venue: black-box theatre; main use: contemporary theatre, dance, music, multimedia events, rehearsal space and space for workshops; seating: 300 seats total; performing area: 25m W x 15m D x 3.5m H to grid, floor suitable for dance; suspension equipment: overhead pipe grid for suspension of masking and lighting; forestage: dance floor; lighting: details on request; sound: details on request; stage equipment: details on request; backstage: 2 dressing rooms accommodating 15 persons total; climate control: air-conditioned | ||
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Revision as of 02:12, 18 November 2009
As shown in a recent study on contemporary performing arts venues, Ljubljana lacks performing arts rehearsal spaces. Stara elektrarna was originally planned as a space for rehearsals, but it is now being developed as a venue for dialogue and various artistic practices. The Power Station hosts various educational programmes, including contemporary dance workshops run by En-Knap Dance Group, contemporary art workshops, seminars and panels, and is also used regularly for the pre-production of performances. In September 2004 Mladi levi Festival initiated the space as a new venue for presenting Slovene and international stage production, and in October 2004 Stara elektrarna was one of the venues of the City of Women International Festival of Contemporary Arts. In November 2004 the Power Station hosted a new festival of contemporary electronic music.
See also
- Auditorium
Type of venue: black-box theatre; main use: contemporary theatre, dance, music, multimedia events, rehearsal space and space for workshops; seating: 300 seats total; performing area: 25m W x 15m D x 3.5m H to grid, floor suitable for dance; suspension equipment: overhead pipe grid for suspension of masking and lighting; forestage: dance floor; lighting: details on request; sound: details on request; stage equipment: details on request; backstage: 2 dressing rooms accommodating 15 persons total; climate control: air-conditioned