Rehearsal space and production rates

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CSU Spur is a state-of-the-art performance venue that hosts a variety of concerts, plays, lectures, and film screenings. The Confluence Theater, a sleek flex theater, has a capacity of 270 with a retractable seating system that allows it to be transformed into a variety of configurations. The theatre also includes a green room, control booth, back-of-house space, performance lighting, high-definition projection, live streaming, and concert-quality sound. Immediately above the theater is rehearsal space perfect for your next production.

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Theatrical production

CSU Spur’s theatrical production space includes a green room, a lobby, and an event manager on show days. A/V support, ticketing, and security are not included.

Season	Daily rate (non-show)	Daily rate (show)	Weekly rate
Peak season (August-May)	$1,400	$2,800	$7,900
Off season (June and July)	$1,225	$2,400	$6,000

Theater space with wood flooring and large windows, set up with tables with green tablecloths.

Theater space with bleacher seating and chairs up front.

Rehearsal space

CSU Spur’s 734-square-foot rehearsal space has capacity for eight and features a Yamaha AvantGrand keyboard, 15 cubbies, a whiteboard, and access to lockers and showers on the same floor.

Rehearsal space is available for $25/hour during business hours (9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday) and $50/hour outside of business hours. The space is not available on CSU holidays.

Black-floored rehearsal space with black folding chairs stored against the wall.

Entranceway to a black-floored rehearsal space with 15 wall-mounted cubbies.

Black-floored rehearsal space with black folding chairs stored against the wall and a large window.

KATHLEEN GALVIN

University Distinguished Professor, College of Liberal Arts, Colorado State University

Dr. Kathleen Galvin is a University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Anthropology and Geography and former Director of the Africa Center at Colorado State University. She is also an Advising Faculty member for the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, where she founded the Human-Environment Interactions specialization for graduate students interested in a robust academic background in social-ecological systems.

She has conducted interdisciplinary social-ecological systems research in the drylands of East Africa and East Asia. Galvin has worked with local communities on land-use change, biodiversity conservation, food security, and climate change impacts and adaptation. She uses social-ecological systems frameworks, simulation modeling, and geospatial tools to understand human-environment issues and interactions. Her current research examines local perceptions of climate change and environmental issues, and explores actions to achieve viable solutions in Kenya. Another project focuses on understanding the trade-offs of community-based conservation for people and the environment throughout Africa. She has just completed a NASA grant to understand household decisions, ecosystem change, and atmospheric water recycling in Kenya through modeling for water futures.

She has taken on transdisciplinary science, linking science with society to ensure that her work’s impact goes well beyond the academy. As a lead author of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES, 2019), she was instrumental in linking the science of biodiversity and ecosystem services with diverse governance and knowledge systems worldwide.

She is a Fellow in the Society of Applied Anthropology, a past Fellow in the Aldo Leopold Leadership Program, and a contributor to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. In 2012, she received the National Sustainability Science award from the Ecological Society of America for her team’s efforts to use their scholarship to collaborate with pastoral communities and policymakers in eastern Africa. In 2017, the College of Liberal Arts awarded her the John N. Stern Distinguished Professor Award, recognizing a career of outstanding research, teaching, and service achievement.

Rehearsal space and production rates

Theatrical production

Rehearsal space

Hours

Location

CHRIS SHAFFNER

JAMES HENDERSON

EMMA TROLLER

PETER CULP

KATHLEEN GALVIN

CHRISTINA SOHN

BORIS NIKOLAEV

ELIZABETH BABCOCK

ALEX BUDAK

KAREN SCHLATTER

LINDSAY ROGERS

JARED ROMERO

JULIE DAVIES O’SHEA

GIGI KARMOUS-EDWARDS

MARA WALLER

TOM VILSACK

KATE WATKINS

TONY FRANK

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