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Comedy Night — The Taproom
40 at cabaret rounds on 9′ centres — stand-up wants the room tight, not comfortable.
The Ironworks · The Taproom · 62′ × 40′, 14′ ceiling
Why it is laid out this way
- Tables at 9′ centres and a front row 8′ off the deck: laughter is contagious at four feet and dies at twelve, so a comedy room is drawn tighter than a banquet.
- The stage takes the south wall — the only run long enough once the venue's 40′ tap bar is left to do its own job.
- Both columns fall between the table rows rather than in anybody's sightline to the mic.
What the plan measures
Capacity40 at cabaret
SetupCabaret rounds, 9′ centres
Seats placed46
Objects placed43
Event space62′ × 40′, 14′ ceiling
Floor area2,480 ft²
Per seat53.9 ft²
Event typeConcert · Corporate
The room it is drawn in
The event space is surveyed once and every diagram of it inherits this. It is why the plan above can be checked at all.
6points in the traced perimeter
3built features, each with a real height
3typed doors, with swings
Enclosed room. Floor: polished concrete. Walls: paint.
More at The Ironworks
Other concert plans
- GA Concert — Exhibit Hall A — 2,400 standing, with a 7′ pit, a 20′ egress lane and no sightline through a column.
- Premiere Screening — Vellum Studio — 96 in six rows, with the back row 25′ from a 14′ screen and the bar built before the film.
Collections this plan is in
- Concert and show floor plans — 4 plans · A general-admission concert, a comedy room, a premiere screening and a runway.
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