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About This Point of Interest
Located in the Music and Speech Center, Wright-Curtis Theatre is a 225-seat theatre that has capabilities for a variety of productions. Those capabilities — movable seating, flexible traps and a catwalk system — allow for multiple vertical levels and acting areas. The theatre was named for Earle E. Curtis and G. Harry Wright. Curtis was a faculty member in the theatre department in 1946. Wright started in 1935 as a faculty member in the College of Theatre and director of dramatic activities. The theatre opened in the fall of 1980 with two plays: the Runaways and School for Scoundrels.
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Visitors may park at meters located in most parking areas, in the Student Center visitor lot, or by obtaining a $2, “one-day” permit from Parking Services. Rates are posted at each meter and at the Student Center lot. Also, most departments offer “one-day” permits to visitors.
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