CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale plays a lead role in theater productions

John Edkins (right), director of production and technical supervisor of the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts, and his son, Jordan Edkins, shop foreman and technical director, talk about a set from the show “The Play That Goes Wrong” inside the Springdale warehouse.

Employees work on theater sets inside the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale.

A mannequin is stored inside the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale.

Mark Fleischer (right), Pittsburgh CLO executive producer, talks about the benefits of having the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale as a resource for not only the CLO but other theater companies and organizations to create or rent sets and props.

Jordan Edkins, shop foreman and technical director of the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts, talks about projects they are working on at the Springdale warehouse.

Carpenters Andrew Kutrufis, Fred Drenkow and Evan Shoa work on theater sets inside the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale.

The Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale has stage sets and props, such as these mannequins, that can be rented.

Scenic artist Megan Bresser paints one of the pieces of a set.

John Edkins, director of production and technical supervisor for the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale, discusses how the pieces from the set of the show “The Play That Goes Wrong” collapse as part of the production .

Scenic artist Megan Bresser paints one of the pieces of a set.

The Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts in Springdale houses theater sets as well as props3.

Jordan Edkins, shop foreman and technical director of the Pittsburgh CLO Construction Center for the Arts, talks about projects they are working on at the Springdale warehouse.