stagehouse
A stagehouse, also known as a fly tower or fly loft, is the vertical space above a proscenium stage in a theater. This area is crucial for theatrical productions as it houses the rigging system that allows scenery, lighting, and other stage elements to be raised, lowered, and moved horizontally. The stagehouse is typically a tall, enclosed structure that extends upwards from the stage floor.
The primary function of the stagehouse is to conceal the complex machinery and ropes used for flying.
Access to the stagehouse is usually restricted to trained personnel due to the inherent dangers of working