Four motorised bars are provided for lighting bars, with static battens included for the required complement of masking drapes over the stage. In addition, six ASM high speed motorised rigging bars have been provided to allow for show flying of scenery, backdrops or other suspended equipment. The ASM hoists, which are fast, accurate and quiet, are controlled via a ASM Genesis LC8 control system. This control system allows curtains, backdrops, scrims, cycloramas and other scenery props to be flown in and out during a performance. Each batten has a maximum SWL of approximately 250kg and is capable of adjustable flying speeds of between 150mm/second and 1.5 m/second.
Four Jands JLX PRO lighting bars are positioned over the stage, raised and lowered via four Jands H500PVX 500kg SWL hoists. These lighting bars only need to be moved when lights or other flown hardware are being hung, maintained or removed, remaining static during performances and rehearsals.
Both the ASM high speed motorised hoists and the Jands H500PVX hoists are operate from the same ASM Genesis control system.
To cater to a variety of performances, adjustable masking can be used to alter the proscenium geometry to a smaller format when required. The top proscenium masking border (Teaser) allows the reduction of the proscenium height by up to 1.5m. Adjustable proscenium legs (Tormentors) allow adjustment of the proscenium width from 12.0m down to 9.0m. The tormentors are manually operated.
Jands Staging provided the main front of house velvet drapes which are supported from a motorised French-action (bi-parting) drape track system Jands also supplied a cyclorama that is dead hung at the rear of the stage together with two sets of manually operated tab-tracks, one at the rear of the stage to cover the cyclorama and the other mid stage to act as a mid stage curtain.