The fly tower of this historic building rises 55 feet above Chapala Street in order to accommodate the theater’s fully automated, digitally controlled system for raising and lowering sets. Baffled from the inside to protect the integrity of the theater’s soundstage, each window is uniformly illuminated from within whenever the theater is open. The design completed necessary seismic upgrades and renovated the theater to be a modern, comfortable, well-equipped performance hall with advanced lighting and sound equipment and flexibility.
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