The New Skid Road Theatre
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Medium availability
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$20 – $30 per hour
The Good Arts Building
http://goodartsoncherry.com 100-110 Cherry Street, Seattle
Terrilyn, Beneath the Streets
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For more information visit our website.
For technical inquiries about the available equipment, please contact Steve: info@skidroadtheatre.com
| Dimensions | 48 x 32 ft. |
| Square Footage | 1536 sq. ft. |
| Ceiling Height | 10 ft. |
| Max Occupancy | 99 persons |
| Parking | Street parking (free) Street parking (paid) Parking garage / parking lot nearby (paid) |
| Lighting | LED Lighting grid Gallery track |
| Walls | Plaster and Lathe Brick Curtained |
| Flooring | Concrete |
| Stage | Flexible stage Black box Other |
| Seating | Flexible seating Other |
| Performance Space | Backstage Dressing rooms Stage curtains Choral risers |
| Other Qualities | Storage area Music stands SUPER CUTE vintage upright piano |
Type
Performance, Rehearsal, Meetings / Meetups, Workshops / Classes, Events, Screenings, Readings
Disciplines
Dance, Theater, Music, Film/Video
Availability
The space is available for rentals from 5:30pm on weekdays, and 7:30pm Friday – Sunday, after tours are over.
To check availability of specific dates, go to the calendar page on our website.
The Space
A flexible, versatile space available to small arts organizations and individuals for evening rentals. The venue can accommodate a variety of evening activities, including theatrical performances, staged readings, cabaret performances, musical concerts, tango socials, film and video screenings, visual art shows, poetry readings and more, all on flexible, individualized terms, thanks to a unique partnership with Beneath the Streets Historic Tours, the daytime master tenant who manages bookings.
From the early 1970’s until the mid-1980’s, this basement was where the Skid Road Theatre company produced original groundbreaking plays and musical classics, and where local legends honed their theatrical chops. Prior to that, it was the first gay and lesbian community center in Seattle, a jazz club, storefront church, speakeasy and more.
Hourly Rental
$20 – $30 per hour
Other pricing structures, such as a flat nightly rate, or percentage of tickets sold, are negotiable and may be a better option for some productions. We are flexible! Please contact us if you are planning a longer run.
Rental Requirements
The space is available for rentals from 5:30pm on weekdays, and 7:30pm Friday – Sunday. Renters are expected to restore space after each use.
Liability insurance required.
The Basics
Equipment
Instruments
Catering
Additional Info
Open plan dressing room / green room / storage
40 chairs mish-mash of styles
12 cocktail tables
Full array of LED lighting
Color changing wash fixtures (including UV) Color changing spotlights
White zoom gobo projector
Yamaha MX-88 keyboard Bench and stand
Amp for keyboard
4 music stands with lights Mounted stereo speakers
Bluetooth or wired, powered Pair of loose studio monitors
powered
Mac-book with Q-lab for control of all the above.
The Good Arts Building
100-110 Cherry Street, Seattle
http://goodartsoncherry.com
The Building
Historic Building at 1st & Cherry in Pioneer Square purchased in 2015 by Good Arts LLC, a collaboration between artist Jane Richlovsky, developer Greg Smith, Cherry Street Coffee House founder Ali Ghambari, and theatre technical wizard Steve Coulter. Street-level restaurants and galleries, affordable artists’ studios upstairs, and future performance space planned for the basement.
Good Arts LLC Mission Statement:
Given that artists, craftspeople, and creative businesses form the core of the
historical identity of Seattle and, more specifically, Pioneer Square, Good Arts LLC
endeavors to maintain that identity and promote economic and creative vitality
through responsible real estate development.
Our mission is to preserve and expand the presence of the creative class in Pioneer
Square by responsibly renovating and operating the historic Scheuermann Building
specifically to supply affordable space for creation, promotion, and exhibition of a
broad range of artistic endeavors.
We believe that economic development should include the creative class as its
beneficiary as well as its catalyst. To that end, we also foster connections between,
and promote the interdependent prosperity of, artists and other neighborhood
businesses and institutions.
Hours
Varies with individual business.
Parking
Paid street parking, paid lots with day rates, free first-thursday parking program for events.
Security
Nightly security check by building management.
