Underscoring the primacy of the student experience, the interior spaces create an intimate and supportive learning environment. Acoustics in the main theater are tuned so students do not have to be amplified, with the goal of building confidence in students' presentation abilities. The shallow fan-shaped seating arrangement puts the furthest seat at only 40 feet from the stage and helps the audience and performer become intimately connected. With a foreshortened two-story balcony, the house feels full in a variety of configurations.

The main theater can be configured in a variety of experimental configurations. A 20’ x 40’ proscenium, with proportions of a dance theater, is supported by a forestage that can thrust 14 feet beyond the proscenium. Seats in the first two rows are removable to allow flexible staging. Differing levels of pit fillers can be added, allowing the performers to move almost one-third of the way into the orchestra level. Side boxes flow into the stage and project into the audience. This allows the edges to double as stage area and facilitates access. Removable railings are used in both the pit and side boxes. A deep stage, with the scene shop to the rear, facilitates moving large sets and installations.