Main Auditorium at Carnegie Hall

The Auditorium at Carnegie Hall has a proscenium arch with stalls and balcony, individual tip-up chairs with arms, and a seating capacity of 500. The sound mix position is within the Auditorium, and some seats have been removed to accommodate this. The stage features a raked wood floor covered in 6mm hardboard painted black, black tabs, legs, and boarders, and a fibre-optic starcloth permanently hung at the rear of the stage. The stage dimensions include a proscenium height of 6.600m, proscenium width of 9.000m, and a maximum stage depth of 14.000m. The theatre does not have a fly tower, but it does have flying bars with various weight limits. The lighting console is an ETC Ion, and the sound console is a DigiCo SD9 situated in the Auditorium. The FOH system includes Meyer Sound loudspeakers and subwoofers. The theatre is licensed for specific frequencies and has a limited gel stock. The Auditorium does not provide props, working lamps, or carpet runs. The space also includes dressing rooms, backstage utilities, and parking facilities. Technical requirements must be submitted four weeks in advance, and all incoming mains equipment must be tested for electrical safety. This information is intended as a guide and may not always be guaranteed accurate.

Iconic Dundee city-centre hall with a grand auditorium, fixed stage and strong production capability, ideal for high-profile fundraising dinners close to the station.