El balcón del teatro de Rhode Island ahora es accesible para todos

El United, un teatro en Westerly, Rhode Island, realizó una ceremonia de "despegue" a fines de diciembre para inaugurar oficialmente su nuevo ascensor, que ahora es accesible para discapacitados. El sol occidental reports. The elevator allows the theater to serve differently abled guests by making the building's balcony accessible for all. In addition, the elevator "enhances our lobby and audience experience," and, "in the true spirit of the organization" is "beautifully complemented by art,” according to officials. The referenced art is a photo mural papered inside the interior walls of the elevator shaft that was designed by two Westerly High School students who created the mural for their senior projects by using archival photographs of the United — from its early days as a vaudeville venue in 1926 to its years as a movie house to its current-day renaissance. The students arranged the photos as a "journey through time.”