Northland High School Theater

Prodigy delivered a full‑scale renovation of the Northland High School auditorium, modernizing every major performance, production, and audience‑facing system. This multi‑disciplinary upgrade included new theater sound, stage lighting, house lighting, projection, curtains, rigging, painting, flooring, seating, accessibility improvements, acoustic treatments, and a new sound booth—creating a state‑of‑the‑art performance venue for students, staff, and the community.

Theater Sound System upgrades included a new digital mixing console, remote sound control, digital snakes, upgraded line array speakers with subwoofers, a full intercom system, and a complete microphone package featuring body packs, handhelds, choir microphones, and point‑source microphones. The system was designed for clarity, flexibility, and ease of use during concerts, plays, and assemblies.

Stage Lighting improvements introduced a multi‑universe lighting board, color‑changing LED PARs, ellipsoidals, linear wash fixtures, moving head spotlights, hybrid fixtures, and integration of select existing fixtures into the new system. The result is a dynamic, energy‑efficient lighting environment capable of supporting both dramatic and instructional use.

House Lighting was fully retrofitted with a modern LED system, restoring wall‑mounted control and improving reliability. Aisle lighting was repaired and restored to full functionality to enhance safety and visibility.

Projection upgrades included a large‑format screen, high‑lumen projector, long‑throw lens, and a front‑projection configuration optimized for clarity and brightness.

Curtain replacements featured new inherently flame‑resistant front curtains, valance, cyclorama curtains, muslin drops, and a sharks‑tooth scrim—installed with proper pleating, hems, grommets, and track hardware to ensure long‑term durability and smooth operation.

Rigging modernization included replacement of arbors, rope locks, battens, guide wires, pulleys, and operating rope; correction of crossed or misaligned line sets; installation of new hardware; and safety improvements throughout the system.

Theater painting refreshed ceilings, walls, stage floor, stage front, and the new sound booth using high‑quality coatings for a clean, professional finish.

Flooring upgrades included installation of new carpet tile throughout the auditorium.

Seating replacement removed outdated seating and installed new, modern theater seats to improve comfort and accessibility.

Accessibility improvements included modifications to stage areas and circulation paths to support inclusive use.

Acoustic panel restoration involved removal, cleaning, new fabric installation, and reinstallation of all panels to improve sound quality and aesthetics.

Sound booth construction included demolition of existing seating, new framing and drywall, and installation of a floating laminate counter to support audio and lighting control operations.

This renovation delivers a fully modernized, high‑performance auditorium designed for concerts, theater productions, assemblies, and community events—bringing professional‑grade capability to Northland High School.