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| March 10 , 2005 |
Guy Gsell, TRTC Managing Director; TRTC Board Member, Sen. Joseph Kyrillos; Ann Unterberg, Gala Chair; Jonathan Fox, TRTC Artistic Director; Robert Rechnitz, TRTC Founder and Executive Producer; Red Bank Mayor Edward J. McKenna, Jr.; Joan Rechnitz, TRTC Associate Producer; Stewart Jones, Principal Architect; TRTC Board President, Mary Carol Stunkel; Ben Lucarelli, Project Manager; and Joseph Torcivia Torcon Construction. |
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| March 10 , 2005 |
Robert Rechnitz, TRTC Founder and Executive Producer, recites a humorous, original poem to the ribbon cutting audience, stating in part: “To those of you who stand before this edifice, may this theatre become an addiction…and may you cough up half your winnings at the track and pledge 10 percent of your long-term gains in its support.” |
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| March 10 , 2005 |
TRTC Managing Director, Guy Gsell, addresses the audience of over 250 theatre supporters who attended the ribbon cutting in Red Bank. |
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| March 10, 2005 |
Lisa Fardella, TRTC Director of Audience Services, sells the first ticket from the new box office to Gold Patron Anthony Forlini. |
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| February 16, 2005 |
The main stage with the first two seats of the front row installed. |
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| February 16 , 2005 |
TRTC's Marion Huber Theater, a 99-seat "black box" performance space, will have adjustable seating. |
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| January 17, 2005 |
The 40-foot high glass-curtain lobby wall has been installed. The heat is on. The anticipation is up. |
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| December 8, 2004 |
Almost like the artist's rendering above! |
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| October 26, 2004 |
The superstructure of the lobby takes shape. |
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October 1, 2004
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August 26, 2004
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July 23, 2004
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The walls and insulation are appearing and the steel structure is slowly disappearing.
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June
11,
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Workers pose on top of the fly tower, one of the highest points in Red Bank.
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June
9,
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Looking down into the theater from high above in the fly loft. The metal structure
at the top is the lighting grid, the semi-circles are where the seats will be
placed, and the deep pit at bottom is the trap room area under what will be the
wood floor of the stage.
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June
2, 2004 |
Worker welding the back
wall of the fly-loft.
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May 14, 2004
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The Topping Out Ceremony
Workers install the white beam signed by supportors of TRTC and local dignataries. The steel is up!
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May 6, 2004
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The curved beams indicate the levels of the tiers of seating in the main theatre.
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April 20, 2004
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March 31, 2004
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The Steel Has Arrived!
Workers from Atlantic Steel Construction Company (a Red Bank firm) direct the assembly of 525 tons of structural steel. As the steel grows upward out of the foundation, we begin to see the sweep of the levels for the seating in the theatre.
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February 9, 2004
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Construction: In the background workers pour the last corner of the foundation for the Marion Huber Theater (our smaller, experimental theater), and in the foreground is part of the foundation for the thrust of the main stage.
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December 16, 2003
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Sixty-seven yards of concrete were required to pour the footings for the main stage proscenium arch and thrust.
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November 21, 2003
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October 2003
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Construction Starts
Click here for photographs of the groundbreaking ceremony.
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February 2003
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Construction Documents Complete |
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July 2002
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Construction Documents Begun |
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May 2001
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Preliminary Design Complete |
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February 2001
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Preliminary Design Begun |
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July 2000
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Programming/Site Analysis Begun |
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| July 2000 |
Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Hired |
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