The Fiesta

The Fiesta as captured on 4 Anchor St on 2/7/23

A map view of the Fiesta taken on 15/5/23

## About

The Fiesta is a concert and stage hall located on 4 Anchor St. Currently, the Fiesta is running a play called Mayfair, which details the life of a rat in London. Due to funding issues, the show never got to go ahead, and sits dormant in the still existing advertising and backstage prop rooms.

## History

The Fiesta was constructed over the course of two days, on 14/5/23 and 15/5/23 when it was completed and opened to the public. It's founder, CDXXmish, built the entire complex by hand and WorldEdit, using no other original preplanning or design ideas other than concepts he had studied and viewed.

## Construction

### Exterior

The Fiesta is primarily constructed of bricks, stone bricks, smooth stone, polished andesite, and oak and dark oak woods types. Underneath the iconic 33x5 meter neon name sign sits the two main entrances to the facility which straddle the box office in the middle of the covered entry lane. Above this sits the name board for whatever current show or event is being played at the Fiesta, a module which is recessed into the front exterior wall of the venue. Although at ground level to Anchor St, this is actually the 2nd floor of the Fiesta.

### Common Foyer and Access Halls

Beyond the entrances sits the main foyer, a central hub for any commutes in or out and home to an array of seating and refreshment options. The foyer communes under a hanging glass chandelier, and is decorated with various posters and art commissions which detail famous shows which were played at the venue. To the far left and right of the foyer sit two access halls labelled Hall A and Hall B respectively. After dropping two meters, these halls lead to the backstage quarters and more importantly the concert hall.

### Concert Hall

Within the concert hall sits the audience bay, a 19x13x21 meter area housing the grandstands, second class seats, and the bulk of the speakers and lighting rig. The floors are carpeted, and the bay is highlighted by a massive cascading glass chandelier, rigged to move on rails and adorned with modern colour changing lights. The bay faces the stage, a 14x11x13 meter wooden T stage featuring the remaining speaker and light fixtures, a floor trapdoor, the curtain rig, and two levels of backstage wings, as well as a projection wall at the rear. The concert hall is accessed via two civilian (audience capable) means; Halls A and B, as well as an additional Halls C and D, reserved for first class patrons for the show.

### First Class Complex

The first class complex is located on the third floor of the Fiesta, accessed by two spiral staircases on each side of the main foyer. These lead up into the 'C' and 'D' first class common areas, which overlook the foyer and it's chandelier and feature seating options for patrons. Within Halls C and D sit two reservable pods respectively that sit over the grandstands in the main hall, providing the highest and most exclusive view of the stage. Halls C and D terminate at a luxury bar each, specialising in fine show refreshments which can be served to guests within their seats as the show is running.

### Backstage Quarters

The backstage quarters are accessed via two doorways in Halls A and B, two doors behind the bar in Halls C and D, or through the stage wing rear exits. The lower wings open into the left and right prop and change rooms on level 2, and are connected at the rear by the backstage staircase, which spans all four floors. The lowest floor, level 1, features the band pit, which sits directly under the stage. In the middle of the pit sits the stage trapdoor / elevator assembly, used to cart actors from the pit directly onto centre stage. Level 3 houses access for the backstage cottages, wherein actors can sit away from commotion and where unused props may lay. The cottages open into the back of the bars in Halls C and D, and the upper wings of the stage. Level 4 houses access to the fly room, the ceiling promenade, the tech wings and the business office, which are in order from the rear of the Fiesta to the forward neon sign.