The company presented an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness and zoning variance from the Historic Conservation Board Monday afternoon, where the design was approved. More details of the plans will be revealed next week.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
First look at new Cincy Shakes theater
The company presented an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness and zoning variance from the Historic Conservation Board Monday afternoon, where the design was approved. More details of the plans will be revealed next week.
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If I were a citizen of Cincinnati, I would be very excited about this project. First, stylistically I really enjoy the design of building with the natural light and the theatre space itself. The theatre looks like the audience is never very far away from the action, which I think would be a great selling point for tickets. I like that what would be happening in the the building each night, led the design and was taken into consideration, because all too often I think people design spaces for aesthetic reasons but do not take into account the practical necessities that they need out of the space. The design seems very contemporary which I think is clear attempt at drawing in younger audiences as older subscriber bases start to decline. This attempt I think is smart because it recognizes the change that is coming as opposed to trying to salvage something that will not last.
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