Auditorium

The seating area is divided into a balcony and a main floor. The balcony (an extended floor - not an overhang) seats 616 while the main floor seats 584 for a total capacity of 1200. Both the balcony and the main floor are accessed from the lobby via two sets of stairs from the lobby.

The distance from the orchestra pit wall to the first row of seats is 10'4" and the stage floor is 3'10" above the floor of the house. The distance from the apron to the balcony wall is 78'.

Load-In Information

The load-in door opens directly onto the stage via a 12'X12' roll-up steel door located in the USR corner. The loading dock is 16'2" square, 2' above ground level and is at stage level.

Stage Dimensions and Information

The theatre stage is a resilient, flat floor constructed of 1/4" Masonite laid on a 3/4" plywood sub floor.

• Proscenium Opening: Width - 32'6" Height - (MAX) - 26'8"
• Distance from Apron to Plaster Line: 3'2"
• Distance from Plaster Line to Upstage Wall: 35'2"
• Distance from Grand Drape to Upstage Wall: 34'
• Stage Width (wall to wall): 76'
• Distance from Apron to Front Row Seats: 18'4"
• Wing Space SR: 16'
• Wing Space SL: 16'
• Grid Height: 60'

There is an orchestra pit which extends 8' into the house from the stage apron. The pit is kept covered and requires 5 days prior notice and an additional fee to uncover it for an event.

The stage is accessible from the main floor to the house by means of steps on either side of the orchestra pit. Access to the main stage floor is only possible from the apron if the grand drape is open. Access to the backstage area and dressing rooms is available from the main house floor through an entrance House right. There is also a door DSL which allows stage access from the downstairs dressing rooms, the stage entrance, and the house.

Wing space on stage right is limited by the locking platform and pin rail. The stage right wing space is full stage height for 12' from the onstage edge of the legs. An additional 8' of wing space is available beneath the locking platform with a maximum vertical clearance of 8'1".

Wing space stage left is limited by the onstage dressing room located DSL. The onstage wall of the dressing room is 11'7" from the proscenium opening and extends 6'6" upstage from the downstage wall.

A 4' wide crossover may be made upstage by bringing in the cyclorama or the upstage traveler and crossing upstage of it.

Fly and Stage Rigging

The fly system is a single purchase counterweight system with 27 line sets. The locking platform is located stage right. Each arbor has a maximum capacity of 1100 pounds. The pipes are of steel composition 1 1/2" in diameter and 48' in length. There are 18 free line sets. A pin rail is located on the onstage side of the locking platform at a height of 13'3" above the stage floor. Please refer to the attached Line Set Schedule for the location and normal assignment of individual line sets.

Draperies

The Grand Drape is a 27 ounce gold curtain of the Austrian type and is new. The curtain flies and is operated by an electric winch. Curtain operation may be controlled from either the Stage Manager's position DSR or from the lighting console in the FOH control booth. The Grand Drape has an opening/closing time of 27 seconds.

All stage draperies, with the exception of the cyclorama, are made of 18 ounce velour. All legs, borders, valance, and travelers are black in color.

There are five sets of black legs available in the space. Two of the five hang as legs on line sets 9 and 25. These two sets form a thirty five foot opening with the onstage edge of each leg hanging 17'6" from center stage. The third set of legs normally hangs on line set 17 as the Mid-stage Traveler. This is a 24' H x 38' W curtain, in two pieces, which may be used to reduce the depth of the stage.

Three black borders mask the stage and are normally hanging on line sets 7, 15, and 23. The curtains measure 8' H x 48' W with ¾ sewn fullness. In addition, there is a valance on the first line set with the same dimensions and color as the borders.

Directly upstage of the Grand Drape and valance there is a House Curtain which normally hangs on line set two. The traveler is composed of two black curtains each of which measures 24' H x 27' W. The traveler is operated from DSR. Similarly, a black traveler hangs just downstage of the cyclorama on line set 31 having the same dimensions as the house curtain. The upstage traveler is also operated from the stage right position.

There is one white cyclorama hanging from line set 32. The cyc is a white filled Leno cyclorama curtain and is 29' H x 48' W. When either the upstage traveler or the cyc is in, a crossover is created on its upstage side. The distance from the cyc to the upstage wall is 4'.

Electrics

Dimming and Control

The dimmers are I series e and manufactured by Colortran. There is a 288 space dimmer rack located on the DSR wall which contains 112 dimmer drawers with 2 dimmers each for a total of 224 solid state dimmers. Each dimmer has a capacity of 2400 watts. Dimmer drawers may be moved to different spaces within the rack so that each circuit in use will have a dimmer. Non-dim circuits are available only by soft patch and are therefore not suitable for intelligent lights.

The dimmers are controlled by an ETC Express 48/96 board. There are 24 programmable submasters on 10 pages, giving 240 submasters and 96 channel sliders. The console is capable of controlling 1024 dimmers, with 2 DMX inputs. The board is located in the FOH control booth.

Circuiting

The first three electrics have 32 circuits each with one pigtail per circuit and two circuits each with two pigtails per circuit. The fourth electric has 24 circuits with one pigtail per circuit. Six drop boxes are onstage with three located stage right and three located stage left. Each drop box has eight circuits. On stage left there are two wall boxes. One box is located on the upstage wall with six circuits, while the other is on the downstage wall with four circuits.

The FOH lighting cove contains 48 circuits with one pigtail per circuit. All pigtails and plug boxes on stage and in the cove have 125v 20A twist-lock type connections. Please refer to the circuit chart for the locations and numbers of individual circuits.

Instruments

FOH:

10 - 12 degree Colortran 1000w Ellipsoidal Reflector Spotlight (ERS>

10 - 19 degree ETC Source 4 750

5 – Altman 12 degree 1000w Ellipsoidal

Onstage:

20 - 20 degree Colortran 1000w ERS

6 – 19 degree Source 4 750

10 - Colortran 500w mini-ellipse

20 - 8" 1000w Fresnels

15 - PAR 64 1000w MFL

22 – Source 4 Par 750

6- Altman 3-cell cyc lights

Spotlights:

2 - Lycian using MARC 350 Quartz Lamps

All figures reflect normal instrument quantities. Other instruments are available from a local rental house. For information on the lighting system in the theatre or rental of additional equipment, please contact the theatre's Production Manager / Technical Director.

Adam Woodfin
The Davis Theatre
334-241-9567

Power Distribution

There is a 350A 120/208V 3 ph Y fused disconnect located DSL for supply of auxiliary lighting equipment. There is a 150A 120/208V 3 ph Y disconnect DSR for supply of auxiliary sound equipment.

Sound System

The sound mixing console is located house left in the first row of balcony seats. The mixing console is a Soundcraft GB8.

Our current Public Address system is brand new as of 2010. There are two, 7 speaker arrays hanging from the House Left and House Right ceiling from a permanent motor controlled system, and one SLS 218EL subwoofer hanging behind the array on each side. There are four SLS 2403 front fill speakers that are hidden beneath the pit cover. The array speakers are SLS LS8800 and they are powered by QSE Powerlight 3 series amplifiers.

Playback devices are as follows:

One dual disc Stanton S-750 cd player.

There are 5 handheld wireless microphones including 4 audio techica ATW-R310 wireless and 1 Shure SM 58 Wireless.

There are two Mackie 15" powered monitors that hang on the 1st electric that we use for monitors. We have the capability of adding up to 4 more monitors as floor monitors.

Communication System

Headset communications are available through the two-channel Clear Com system. 7 headsets are normally used on the system with a Stage Manager's position located DSR and an Assistant Stage Manager's position located DSL. Paging to the dressing rooms is not possible from the control booth or Stage Manager's position at this time.

Dressing Rooms

There are five dressing rooms in the theatre. Four of the five are located downstairs, beneath the stage. Here there is a chorus dressing room with mirrors, make-up lights, and hanging bars which measures 24' × 17' and a second open dressing room with mirrors and tables which also measures approx. 24' x 17'. Additionally, there are two "star" dressing rooms downstairs with a capacity of 8 each. There are two bathrooms downstairs, each having a toilet, sink and shower. On stage, there is a dressing room located in the DSL corner. This dressing room measures 6'6" × 10' and has a toilet, sink, and mirror. The theatre also has an iron, ironing board, and steamer, but no washer or dryer.

The theatre also has an iron, ironing board, and steamer, but no washer or dryer.

Other Equipment

1 - Steinway & Sons D9 Grand Piano in excellent condition (a usage fee is required)

1 - 8' Fiberglass A-frame ladder in good condition (no charge)

1 - AWP-30 Genie Lift in good condition (no charge)

Questions regarding any equipment or space should be directed to the theatre's Technical Manager.

 

Location	Line#	Assignment	Length	Notes
0'0"	GD	Grand Drape - Austrian 27 sec	48'	28H × 37W Gold Contour
0'9"	1	Valance	48'
1'6"	2	House Curtain / Black Traveler	48'	Not Moveable
2'8"	3	#1 Electric	48'	38 Circuits / Not Moveable
4'5"	4		48'
5'2"	5	Projection Screen	48'
5'11"	6		48'
6'8"	7	Border #2	48'
7'5"	8		48'
8'3"	9	Legs	48'
8'11"	10		48'
9'3"	11		48'
10'11"	12	#2 Electric	48'	32 Circuits
12'8"	13		48'
13'5"	14		48'
14'4"	15	Border #3	48'
14'11"	16		48'
15'8"	17	Mid-Stage Traveller / Not Moveable	48'
16'5"	18		48'
17'2"	19		48'
18'5"	20	#3 Electric	48'	32 Circuits / Not Moveable
20'1"	21		48'
20'10"	22		48'
21'7"	23	Border #4	48'
22'4"	24		48'
23'1"	25	Legs	48'
24'3"	26	#4 Electric (Cyclorama Lights)	48'	22 Circuits / Not Moveable
26'6"	27		48'
27'2"	28		48'
27'9"	29		48'
28'4"	30		48'
28'11"	31	Black Traveler	48'	Not Moveable
29'6"	32	White Cyclorama	48'	26'H × 48'W

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Downloads

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About The Davis Theatre

Information about The Davis Theatre. Our mailing address, operating hours, and various contact information; including rates and services offered to Civic Organizations for venue leasing or equipment rental.

Mailing Address

The Davis Theatre
251 Montgomery Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-241-9567
334-241-9756 (f)

Operating Hours

• Monday: 08:00 - 05:00
• Tuesday: 08:00 - 05:00
• Wednesday: 08:00 - 05:00
• Thursday: 08:00 - 05:00
• Friday: 08:00 - 12:00
  
  

Rental Rates

1 day: 1 show = $1,760 (plus labor fees) and Includes the following:

• Base Rental
• Technical Director (First 4 hours included in base rental)
• Fire Marshal (First 2 hours included in base rental)
• Security (2 persons, outside)
• Janitorial
• Basic Lights: 3 color wash, which are Blue, Red and White. Beyond basic lighting provisions, additional charges may be incurred. Talk with a Technical Manager for specific needs. Each additional color wash is $110.00
• Basic Sound: Speakers, 2 CD Players, and up to 4 wireless, hand-held microphones. Beyond basic sound provisions, additional charges may be incurred. Talk with a Technical Manager for specific needs
  
  

Rehearsal and Performance Cost

• Rehearsal - the day before the performance: $660.00
• Rehearsal - same day as performance: $110.00
• Matinée Performance - second performance in the same day: $440.00
  two performances allowed per day.
  
  

Required Costs

• Technical Director - $23 per hour
  • The first four hours are included in the base rental.
  • After four hours, labor charges for the technical director is $23 per hour.
• Stagehand(s) - $80
  four (4) hour minimum at $20 per hour.
• Traffic Patrol Officers $25 per hour per officer:
  • Traffic Patrol Officers are absolutely required for children’s shows and are required to be at Davis Theatre one hour before show time
  • 0 – 500 attendees requires two (2) officers
  • 501 – 1150 attendees requires four (4) officers
• Fire Marshal - $50 per hour
  Fire Marshals are required to be at Davis Theatre one hour before show time.
  (The first two hours are included in the base rental. Fire Marshals are required to be at Davis Theatre one hour before show time.)
  
  

Optional Costs

• A Projector and Screen: $275.00
• Spotlight: $110.00 per spotlight
• Spotlight Operator: $20 per hour per spotlight
• Orchestra Pit (requires ten days notice) Uncovered: $165.00
• Grand Piano (requires ten days notice) Use: $220.00
• Stagehands - four hour minimum: $80.00 + $20.00 per each additional hour
• Fax Machine usage: $1.00 per page sent or received
• Photocopies: 25¢ per page
• Board Room usage: $55.00 per day
• Sitting Room usage: $55.00 per day
• Merchandise table: $27.50 per table (Renter has the option, but not the obligation, to display, promote and/or sell souvenir items audio/video cassettes, gifts, pins, and T-shirts in connection with and at the performance. Accounting for such sales will he handled by Davis Theatre representative and representative of Renter. Fifteen percent (20%) of gross sales shall be paid to the Davis Theatre prior to the renter’s departure from the Theatre

If the theatre is occupied more than four hours, $23.00 per hour will be added for Technical Manager after the four hour minimum rental

Before contract can be issued, a technical rider must be sent to the office including move in and out times and show times. You must contact our Technical Manager to discuss technical rider before rental of theatre can occur.

No contract is the same price. Everything is based on above prices plus needs of technical rider that is sent before a contract is issued. If you need multiple days per contract period, please call our office to discuss rates.

General Information

Troy University’s Davis Theatre seats 1,200 people. 584 seats are on the Main Floor and 616 seats are in the Balcony, dressing rooms have two restrooms.

As of January 2010, renters must pay a $500 non-refundable deposit fee for holding a date. The deposit fee will go towards the rental.

The deposit fee is due 7 business days after the date was been booked. If the deposit fee is not received within 7 business days, the renter’s held date will automatically be deleted.

If a renter has to reschedule a date, it must be rescheduled within two months of the original date held for the deposit fee to transfer.

If a show is canceled twice in a row, within the given year, the renter can not book a date or rent the theatre for one year, unless the cancellation is due to extenuating circumstances (Acts of God, Death, etc.)

All shows brought into the theatre must be family oriented.

After a date has been confirmed, submit your Technical Rider to eljohnson@troy.edu or fax to (334) 241-9756. Technical Rider should include, move in and move out times, and any technical specifications such as light, sound, and number of microphones.

Do not advertise until the contract is finalized, otherwise rental fees must be paid in full. All advertisements must include the following text: Troy University's Davis Theatre.

As part of the contact, twelve tickets on the main floor must be given to The Davis Theatre.

If a non-profit organization wishes to rent the theatre, you may submit a letter to Vice Chancellor Ray White, with the organization’s name and purpose for consideration of a discount. There are no guarantees that your request will be granted.

To rent additional rooms on campus, please contact Ken Bedsole at (334) 241-9543.

Outside catering is not allowed. All catering must be done through Sodexho, please call 241-9516.

Labor changes are based on technical specifications and load-in and load-out time.

The Fine Print

The information presented here is not a contractual agreement and shall not be treated as such. The Davis Theatre reserves the right to change the information concerning fees and charges presented on this page at any point without prior notification here.

Subscriber Series Seating Chart

Individual Tickets Seating Chart

General Theatre Seating Chart

The Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Alabama: Here We Stay

"Alabama: Here We Stay" is a collaborative performance project between the Alabama Symphony Orchestra (ASO) and Alabama composer, performer and music historian Bob- by Horton, celebrating "The Year of Alabama Music" and honoring the sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Horton, one of the country's leading authorities on music of the Civil War era, has worked closely with the ASO to cre- ate a concert program that tells the stories of soldiers from Alabama, both Confederate and Union, through the music they loved. Through an engaging combination of live music, story- telling and audience participation, communities all over the state will learn about Alabama's role in the Civil War and the lasting impact of music on the human spirit in the past, present and future.

sponsored by The Alabama State Council on the Arts
The Alabama Department of Education

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Friday, January 25, 2013

TROY Dances at the DAVIS

The Department of Theatre and Dance launches the first year of the BFA degree in dance. Experience the exciting and captivating work of TROY DANCE! APARTMENT TROY dancers and guest artists are showcased in a contemporary dance concert about youth in various places, times of day and stages in their lives. Under the direction of faculty Elie Lazar and Tracy Gilland-Shil- labeer, this exuberant and timely concert features guest choreographers' works revolving around a coming-of- age theme. Artistic direction for "Apartment" is by Elie Lazar. HEARTS BEATING A dance work created by Elie Lazar, especially for the talents of Troy University's Theatre and Dance students, "Hearts Beating" features exciting and passionate nuevo flamencos music and live renditions of such familiar songs as, "You Don't Know Me," "Save the Last Dance," and "You and I." This work will take you from the dream of the girl you love to actually finding her.

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Thursday, March 28, 2013

Troy Symphony Band Salute to Dr. Johnny Long

Join the Troy University Symphony Band and Conductor Dr. Mark Walker for a stir- ring tribute to the founder of the "Sound of the South" band program, Dr. Johnny Long. The program will include Dr. Long's favorite classic overtures, works by Ameri- can composers, great marches and patriotic music, and a stirring rendition of John Philip Sousa's "The Stars and Stripes Forever" con- ducted by Dr. Johnny Long. The Symphony Band is Troy University's premier wind band, featuring the top 55 musicians in the John M. Long School of Music. This nationally recognized ensemble is open by audition only at the beginning of each semester and gives numerous concerts year-round. Addi- tionally, the band records and tours exten- sively throughout the Southeast during the spring semester.

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The Davis Theatre Subscriber Series

Tickets are processed in the order requests are received. All sales are final. No refunds. The theatre will not reserve tickets without payment. Ticket upgrades will be acceptable, at the box office, the night of the performance. Ticket holder must pay any difference in price at that time.

Check the printed tickets for exact performance dates and times. All times are Central Time. Allow ten days for ticket mailing. Orders received within one week of the performance will be held at the box office for pick-up.

To be seated with friends, send or call in complete orders together. The ticket holder is responsible for notifying the theatre of any change of name or address.

Late arrivers will be seated at the house manager’s discretion. Infants in arms will not be admitted. All persons entering the theatre must have a ticket. Though not likely, dates and titles are subject to change according to availability.

Use our Subscriber Series Seating Chart to assist in choosing the desired seats for ordering your tickets. We have affordable individual tickets (as they become available) so check out the Individual Tickets Seating Chart to help you choose your seats. If your preferred seats are not available at the time of your order, the next best available seating will be given. If you have tickets to an event that is not part of our Subscriber Series or one of our University Series shows you may find our general seating chart helpful.

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Troy University's Davis Theatre proudly announces our 2012 - 2013 Subscriber Series. Information about each show is listed below.
All shows listed on this page, begin promptly at 7:00 PM
NOTE: Recording Devices of ANY kind are not allowed

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

The talented, multi-platinum group Air Supply will be in Montgomery for one night only to kick off the Subscriber Series with an evening filled with their romantic hit songs. The trademark sound of Russell Hitchcock’s soaring tenor voice and Graham Russell’s simple yet majestic songs created a unique sound that would forever be known as Air Supply. “Lost in Love,” “All Out of Love,” “The One That You Love,” “Sweet Dreams,” and “Making Love Out of Nothing At All” have each achieved multi-million plays on the radio and solidified Air Supply’s status as a soft rock legend.

The duo continues to play more than 150 shows a year worldwide, including stops in England, Ireland, Israel, Phil- ippines, Korea, Japan, Canada and the U.S. Their latest DVD release featured two new songs, “Sanctuary” and “Everywhere.” Air Supply has consistently captivated audiences around the world with its live shows and continues to do so today.

www.airsupplymusic.com

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Saturday, December 1, 2012

For Elisabeth von Trapp, the sounds of music are part of her earliest memories. Born and raised in Vermont, Elisabeth is the granddaughter of the legendary Maria and Baron von Trapp, whose story inspired The Sound of Music. Singing professionally since childhood, Elisabeth has enthralled audiences from European cathedrals to Washington, D.C.’s Kennedy Center.

The Empire Brass enjoysan internation- al reputation as North America’s finest brass quintet, renowned for its brilliant virtuosity and the unparalleled diversity of its repertoire. The five musicians — all of whom have held leading positions with major American orchestras — per- form over 100 concerts a year in cities such as New York, Boston, Chicago,

Washington, London, Zurich and Tokyo. With their best-selling record- ings on the Telarc label, they have introduced an even larger audience worldwide to the excitement of brass music, ranging from Bach and Handel to jazz and Broadway.

With a voice that critics have called “hauntingly clear” (New York Times), Elisabeth, along with the Empire Brass, “…will send a thrill of pleasure through your nervous system” (Boston Globe).

www.empirebrass.com

www.elisabethvontrapp.com

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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

The New Shanghai Circus is an in- novative and internationally renowned troupe of Chinese acrobats, aerialists and athletes who will be bringing to Montgomery a beautifully orchestrated presentation of Chinese circus arts.

These astounding acts, dating back to the harvest festivals of 2,000 years ago, combine entertaining acrobatics with show-stopping choreography, spectacu- lar costumes and ancient and contem- porary theatrical techniques to present a show of breathtaking skill and spell- binding beauty.

This will be a wonderful event for the whole family to enjoy. Don’t miss it!

The New York Times calls this show, “Feats of circus art that reach literally breathtaking heights of skill…The New Shanghai Circus provides entertainment in abundance

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Friday, March 8, 2013

Voted “Branson’s Best Show” the last three years and “Best Tribute Show 2011,” The Rankin Brothers Classic Music Revue has something for every- one.  From Elvis to The Beatles, George Strait to John Denver, Roy Orbison to Neil Diamond, Elton John to Sonny and Cher, The Rankin Brothers Classic Music Revue will keep you captivated from beginning to end with imperson- ations, tributes, and comedy. Backing the Rankin Brothers is an all-star cast featuring three beautiful award-winning female vocalists, “The Rankinettes,” and their multi-talented All-Star Band.

The show has received over 20 awards in the last four years and features timeless classics from rock ‘n roll, country, folk and gospel. Come re-live the authentic sounds of the original artists with this award-winning production.

www.rankinbrothers.com

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Thursday, May 2, 2013

The Addams Family is a smash-hit musi- cal comedy that brings the darkly deliri- ous world of Gomez, Morticia, Uncle Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley and, of course, Lurch to spooky and spectacular life.

The Addams Family features an original story, and it’s every father’s nightmare. Wednesday Addams, the ultimate prin- cess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family — a man her parents have never met. If that weren’t upsetting enough, she confides in her fa- ther and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do some-

thing he’s never done before — keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s “normal” boy- friend and his parents.

Come meet the family. We’ll leave the lights off for you.

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Saturday, May 25, 2013

The Subscriber Series will close on a high note in May with a sensational new stage production of the Broadway musical Dreamgirls. Full of onstage joy and backstage drama, Dreamgirls tells the story of an up-and-coming 1960s singing girl group and the triumphs and tribulations that come with fame and fortune.

With music by Academy Award nomi- nee Henry Krieger and book and lyrics by Tony and Grammy Award winner Tom Eyen, Dreamgirls features the unforgettable hits: “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going,” “One Night Only” and “Listen.” This Tony and Academy Award winning musical sparkles like never before!

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Accessibility for Patrons with Physical Disabilities

A limited number of seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis for patrons with physical disabilities. Please notify the theatre of your special needs at the time you place your ticket order. For assistance in entering the theatre, please ask any usher. A wheelchair accessible restroom is located in the front of the theatre on the left in the alcove. Designated handicap parking is available on Montgomery Street or in the parking lot beside the theatre.

Calendar of Events

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September 2012

• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  September 10^th @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  September 17^th @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• Davis Theatre presents "Alabama: Here We Stay"
  September 19^th @ 7:00 PM
  More Info: 334-241-9567
• All Davis Theatre Single Ticket Sales Begin
  September 20^th @ 8:00 AM
  More Info: 334-241-9567
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  September 24^th @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004

October 2012

• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  October 1^st @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• KEEP Productions Rehearsal
  October 3^rd @ 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  More Info: 334-538-3320
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  October 4^th @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• KEEP Productions Rehearsal
  October 5^th @ 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  More Info: 334-538-3320
• KEEP Productions Fall Fashion Extravangza
  October 3^rd @ 6:00 PM
  More Info: 334-538-3320
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Concert
  October 8^th @ 7:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• Troy University Davis Theatre Presents "Air Supply"
  October 9^th @ 7:00 PM
  More Info: 334-241-9567
• Ely Jr. Production presents "The Lovely Patient”
  October 13^th @ 7:00 PM
  More Info: (no number provided)
• Antowan Fleeton presents "Flawless Hair Salon"
  October 14^th @ 7:00 PM
  More Info: 334-450-8833
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  October 15^th @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• Chamber Theatre Production presents "Encore"
  October 9^th @ 7:00 PM
  More Info: 800-225-7988
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  October 22^nd @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004
• Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal
  October 29^th @ 7:15 PM - 9:30 PM
  More Info: 334-240-4004