What is a shoebox Theatre?

The Shoebox has been envisioned as a small intimate space, with 50 seats for movie screenings. It will also feature a 700sqft function space that will be available for private movie parties, corporate functions, and special events!

What creative things can you do with a shoebox?

11 Ways To Upcycle Shoeboxes

• Ribbon Organizer. If you’re the crafty type, you may have a lot of ribbon lying around.
• DIY recharge station.
• Pretty storage box.
• Decorative wall shelves.
• Fabric desktop organizer.
• Chalkboard painted shoebox lids.
• Cable and cord organizer.
• Viewable shoe storage.

How do you make a theater?

If you’re thinking about building a home theater, let HGTV walk you through the steps.

1. Step 1: Choose a Location.
2. Step 2: Frame and Insulate.
3. Step 3: Pre-Wire Surround Sound.
4. Step 4: Pre-Wire a Video Projector.
5. Step 5: Pre-Wire Lighting.
6. Step 6: Install Drywall and Sound Barriers.
7. Step 7: Set Up Video and Sound Systems.

How do you make cardboard puppets?

These are the puppet manipulators.

1. Cut a piece of thin cardboard about 8 cm high and 12 cm wide.
2. Cut this in half to make two 12 wide pieces.
3. Draw facial features in the middle one piece.
4. Glue the ends of this piece together and attach to the top of the roll to form a head.

Should I keep my shoe boxes?

If you’re storing shoes that you don’t plan on wearing for a month or more, it’s best to store them in a box. You can store shoes in their original shoe boxes or use clear plastic containers so you’ll be able to see what shoes you’ve stored. Wrap the shoes in acid-free tissue paper to keep them safe during storage.

What do you call a puppet box?

A marionette (/ˌmærɪəˈnɛt/; French: marionnette, [ma. ʁjɔ. Marionettes are operated with the puppeteer hidden or revealed to an audience by using a vertical or horizontal control bar in different forms of theatres or entertainment venues.

How do you make a cardboard marionette?

Steps

1. Lay the cardboard or poster board on a flat surface.
2. Decorate the sketched puppet with markers, crayons or paint, and cut out the pieces.
3. Assemble the puppet face-up on a flat surface.
4. Lay down two chopsticks or pencils to form a cross.
5. Thread a needle with fishing line.