ESPACE SCENIQUE A DEVELOPPEMENTS SPATIAUX MULTIPLES

L'ESPACE SCENIQUE SELON L'INVENTION EST CONSTITUE DE TROIS CORPS QUI, EN POSITION DEPLOYEE, SE PRESENTENT SOUS UNE FORME DE CONQUE.LE CORPS CENTRAL, BATI SUR LE CHASSIS 1 EST CONSTITUE DU PLANCHER CENTRAL 3, DES PLATES-FORMES 4 SURELEVEES, DES PAROIS LATERALES 17 ET 18 ET D'UNE COUVERTURE 34; LE CORPS ARRIERE EN FORME DE COFFRE 11, BATI SUR UN PLANCHER HAUT 12 COULISSANT SUR LE PLANCHER CENTRAL 3 ET LES PLATES-FORMES 4; LE CORPS AVANT CONSTITUE D'UN AUVENT 23 BASCULANT ET DE PLUSIEURS PLANCHERS: UN PLANCHER BAS 5 COULISSANT POUVANT COMPORTER UN NIVEAU SUPERIEUR 6 ET DEUX PLANCHERS LATERAUX 7D ET 7G EN FORME DE QUARTS PIVOTANTS QUI SOUTIENNENT LE PLANCHER BAS 5 ET SE REPLIENT ENTRE LEDIT PLANCHER BAS 5 ET LE CHASSIS 1. Theater stage according to the invention consisting of three bodies which, in a deployed position, confer a pavilion or shell shape. The central body, built on the chassis, consists of a central floor, raised platforms, side walls and a roof. The rear body, in the form of a box is built on a high floor which slides over the central floor and the platforms. The front body consists of a lifting canopy and of several floors: a sliding low floor which may comprise a higher level and two side floors in the form of pivoting quarters which hold up the low floor and which fold back between the said low floor and the chassis.