Health and Safety Instructions
- During the performance and block with an arrow will show you the route to the next performance so people will not get lost or think it's a dead end. It is recommended that audience members walk back to were they came from in order to be able to explore the rest of the building.
- Please don't lean or rest against any doors or display boards, due to the fact they might not be stable and are objects that can anyone who passes by.
The blue lines represent the doors in the area that lead to either a classroom, an office, or into the next corridor. The orange lines represent the doors that access The Space (performance room. The red line marks where the nearest fire exit is. The bold, red dotted area shows specifically where my duet is being performed.
Below are pictures of the area from one end to the other and underneath will be a drawn map to the area explaining where things will be, in a bit more detail.
| Drawn map of performance area. |
For the health and safety of the audience, We would want them to stand as a possible from the piece so they wont get hurt in anyway. We are using a shock machine game which is not suitable for young viewers 14 years and downwards. Also this machine gives off minimal shocks, however, anyone in contact with it could be harmed due to medical reasons. So audience members will not be allowed to touch or go near the item for their own safety.
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