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Sacramento Theater can accommodate 300 patrons in the proscenium auditorium of its Mainstage Theater, while the Stage Two offers a more intimate experience with only 85 seats in a black box theatre. Both provide good acoustics and sightlines. This Equity-based theatre presents 6-7 full productions per season with a reputation for excellent stage adaptations of classic literature (To Kill A Mockingbird, Of Mice And Men and A Little Princess).
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