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james_davis_nicollThere are many circumstances where we might need to count how many people are in the Theatre of Arts. It very belatedly occurred to me that there's a short-cut.
T of A is divided into clearly defined zones. If I know how many seats are in each zone, then it's possible to greatly reduce the amount of time needed for certain house counts.
For example, sometimes we rope off the sections at either side, which right there says there can be at most 246 people in the theatre.
T of A is divided into clearly defined zones. If I know how many seats are in each zone, then it's possible to greatly reduce the amount of time needed for certain house counts.
For example, sometimes we rope off the sections at either side, which right there says there can be at most 246 people in the theatre.
