Facility

Green Bay Community Theater owns and operates the Robert Lee Brault Playhouse, 122 North Chestnut Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54303.   The facility is available for rent when a GBCT production is not in house.

The theater is a converted church that was built in 1859.   The vaulted ceilings make the acoustics in the space nearly perfect.

The stage area is 30' wide x 24' deep.   The theater has a full set of blacks:   Legs - downstage, mid-stage and upstage right and left; a mid-stage traveler and panels that cover the walls in the upstage alcove.  

A baby grand piano is available.

A 15' x 30' make-up room with separate dressing areas connects to the stage.  

The grid is 15'-8” above the stage floor.   A repertory plot with 30 instruments is permanently hung.   The plot includes 7 areas and potential for 10 specials.   The board is a 48 dimmer, Idea 12 Lighting Control System , Version 1.5, built by Electronic Theatre Controls.

The auditorium holds 195 people and has four wheelchair accessible locations.   The theater is equipped with an assisted listening system.

The Gallery/Community Room, next to the auditorium, is a 31' x   29' hall with hardwood floors and a vaulted ceiling.   A full kitchen and restrooms are adjacent to the room.   The walls have 14 exhibit panels for displaying art.   The panels start at the top of wainscoting and are 3'-9” tall, widths range from 2'-6” to 9'.   The room is used as an art gallery during productions and is perfect for receptions.  

For rental rates and more information about exhibiting in the gallery, contact Judy C De Cleene le at 920-435-6300.