While there is still a significant amount of work to be done in the next 38 (!) days before our re-opening, when walls start to go up, there is a sense that we’re closer to the finish than the start.  That’s definitely been the feeling around here the past few days as rooms and areas have started taking shape.

First, new walls were framed up.

Next came electrical and plumbing work.  (Here’s a shot looking out from the inside of the star dressing room.)

Then, of course, it was time for insulation.  Here’s a view of our new production offices.

And, most recently. . . the fun part. . . seeing dry wall go up and actually start to look like finished spaces.  Here’s those same production offices after the dry wall went up.

And here’s a look at backstage.  Remember this?  Scroll down through past blog posts to see the “before” shots.  On the right will be the kitchen, and the wide doorway in the middle is a new, direct entrance to the stage, which we didn’t have before.

Out in the auditorium, recessed lighting has been installed under the balcony, and the ceiling has been hung.

And, finally, here’s a couple shots of the front of the balcony, as it has taken shape.