One room.
Two starting points.

An illustrative venue detail. Confirm the actual room dimensions, equipment, access and permitted use with the business.

Try the lighting crossfade

Original creative diagram: left, center and right zones. Cue A is a warm arrival; cue B is a cool performance. A visual idea only, not remote lighting control or a visibility or safety simulation.

JavaScript is off. Compare the complete warm cue, midpoint above, and cool cue below.

Cue A: warm arrival. Left 80%, center 35%, right 65%.

Cue B: cool performance. Left 45%, center 90%, right 55%.

What belongs in the room specification

Audience layout: Sample: verified seated and standing arrangements, capacities and any restrictions.
Stage and equipment: Sample: measured stage dimensions, installed equipment and hire options.
Arrival and access: Sample: Describe the real entrance, step-free route, toilets and any limitations.
Backstage: Sample: Describe changing, storage and preparation space accurately.

These are owner-editable specification fields. The diagram above is creative illustration, not a plan of a real venue.

Put the room to work

Send a stage plan or a description of your format. Ask which items are included and which need a separate supplier.

A written proposal should name the space, agreed use, access times, equipment and responsibilities. Check it before confirming the event.

Build a planning outline

One room.Two starting points.

Try the lighting crossfade

What belongs in the room specification

Put the room to work

One room.
Two starting points.