Across from the Ataloa stage to the west is the Peshehonoff Scene Shop and a small costume construction room.  To the north and west are 2 large "chorus" dressing rooms and 2 "star" dressing rooms, complete with bathroom and shower facilities, and a spacious and comfortable green room.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Interestingly enough, it is very difficult to get a picture of a black box theatre when there is nothing in it.  Of course, the premise of a black box theatre is that it is a black box with a black floor and black walls.  The approximately 40' square Chalmers Herman Theatre contains platforms for flexible seating up to about 200 people, which can be configured in arena, thrust, proscenium or other flexible arrangements as needed based on the production.  Minimalist sets work well in the space, but we have also built large sets, thanks to a large double-door access to the Peshehenoff Scene Shop on the north side of the space. Two doors on either end of the east wall lead to a hallway containing 2 dressing rooms, complete with bathroom and shower facilities.  Above the space are two layers of metal catwalks, allowing for creative lighting, with complete lighting and sound control above the east wall. Most of ECU Theatre's non-musical productions are performed in this space, along with performance and technical classes and the occasional luncheon or dinner for on-campus or community organizations.