[Magdalen] Central Aisle?

[Jon Egger]

Not theological, but similar is the old Guthrie Theatre in Mpls.  It had a
thrusting stage with audience on three sides.  It was very patron friendly,
IIRC every seat was 33 feet from center stage.  Our college theatre classes
took yearly trips there.  We were told to watch the actors
closely...indeed, they were all doing slow figure eights so ALL of the
patrons could see them.  It was a VERY subtle 'trick', the figure eight
blocking was not perceptive unless you were looking for it.

Grace and peace,
brud

On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 11:27 AM, M J [Mike] Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com>
wrote:

> >>>Churches in the round avoid the marginalized folks at the left and
> right,
> who are facing forward toward -- uh, nothing in particular.<<<
>
> Churches in the round still have, -- if they're real churches and not
> circus acts -- , stationary altars, so "The New Marginalized" would be
> those looking at the celebrants' backs.  A spinning "The Lord be with you!"
> wouldn't cut it.
>