and mix a concert by Grammy Award-
winning artist Paul Sullivan for a live
album. NESCom has launched a new
major in entertainment production.
Recently, Stack walked into the theater's
graphic crime scene for a forensics class.
It's the opportunity for practical experi-
ence in the creative economy that excites
Stack about the Gracie.
says. "And that's the strength of Husson."
There are few stairs in the theater and
plenty of handicapped-accessible seating.
Also, dressing rooms are spacious and
specially equipped for those who have
trouble walking.
Rohman, WBRC chairman of the board
and a Husson alum. The roof gracefully
slopes and a curved wall of windows allows
light for inspiration. The brick in the design
shows the building is still one with the
others on campus, just a bit more modern.
facility on campus, but still be sympathetic
to the campus design," Rohman says.
through the main entrance, an intentional
design choice, says Beardsley. Husson
wants the theater to be an extended invi-
tation to the Bangor community, and envi-
sions performances by members of the
Bangor Symphony Orchestra and local
theater and dance groups, as well as the
possibility of a resident theater troupe. It's
his hope that the theater will be a perma-
nent invitation to the people of Bangor.
located in Bangor."
Downtown Bangor