As an architect, you are designing a new theatre for your very crowded and expensive city. While designing it you begin to wonder if all areas of the theatre are vital.
You are given a list of the spaces common to most other theatres and from that try to decide which area you can remove in your design. You narrow your list down to the backstage, the prop room, and the lobby. You show your list to a colleague who is an expert in building theatres. Which area would he or she be most likely to remove?a. The lobby
b. The prop room
c. The backstage
d. None of these choices
Question 2
How does the process of filmmaking differ from play production?
What will be an ideal response?
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