In the top left drawing, a view looking north east (i.e., as though you were at stage right, high above the theatre), the flies are prominently in view. Note that although the fly floor ishorizontal at the working level, the ceiling which it forms is raked. If this is confusing, you will see that the fly floor (#3, tan/brown) is thicker downstage than upstage.This rake parallels that of the stage floor, a necessary feature so that wings can be moved freely about the stage.
7. Painting Room 9. Pit Level (beneath the stage) 12. "Picture Room" |
 6. Artist's Room 7. Painting Room 8. Resolution Hose 9. Pit Level 10. Gallery 11. Second Floor Lobby 12. "Picture Room" |
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