Design and build a virtual theatre in Bloxburg, planning seating, stage, lighting, and decorations while practicing creativity, measurement, and teamwork.



Step-by-step guide to build your own theatre on Bloxburg
Step 1
Choose the type of show your theatre will host.
Step 2
Write the show type at the top of your notebook.
Step 3
Draw a simple floorplan of your theatre on paper using a ruler.
Step 4
Draw the stage area on your floorplan.
Step 5
Draw the seating rows and aisles on your floorplan.
Step 6
Mark where the lights will go on your floorplan.
Step 7
Choose a decoration theme and list four decoration items on your plan.
Step 8
Assign a build job to each friend or family helper.
Step 9
Open Bloxburg build mode and build the stage following your floorplan.
Step 10
Place the seating rows in-game to match your paper plan.
Step 11
Add the lights in-game at the positions you marked.
Step 12
Add the decorations in-game following your list.
Step 13
Do a dress rehearsal with your friends in the theatre.
Step 14
Share your finished theatre on DIY.org
Final steps
You're almost there! Complete all the steps, bring your creation to life, post it, and conquer the challenge!


Help!?
What can we use if we don't have a ruler, notebook, or access to Bloxburg build mode?
Use a straight edge like a book or the edge of a cereal box to draw your floorplan on any paper or the back of a cereal box, write the show type at the top as your notebook entry, and if you don't have Bloxburg build mode make a tabletop mock-up with cut paper seats and lights instead of building in-game.
My in-game seating doesn't line up with my paper floorplan—how do I fix it?
Count and label seating rows and aisle widths on your paper plan, then match those counts to Bloxburg grid squares in build mode and nudge seat groups or slightly widen/narrow aisles until the stage and seating align with the drawn stage area.
How can I adapt this theatre build for younger kids or older kids working alone?
For younger kids simplify by choosing a show type, drawing a large stage and one or two seating rows and letting an adult place items in Bloxburg, while older kids can mark detailed light positions, list four decorations, assign build jobs to friends, and run a full dress rehearsal to share on DIY.org.
What are fun ways to extend or personalize our theatre after the basic build is done?
Create paper tickets and a promotional poster in your notebook, add backstage rooms and extra decoration items from your list to the floorplan, program lighting cue positions from the marked lights during the dress rehearsal, and record the performance to upload when you share on DIY.org.
Watch videos on how to build your own theatre on Bloxburg
Facts about virtual building and design
🪑 Community theatres can range from tiny 50-seat venues to huge opera houses seating thousands.
📐 Designers use scale drawings and measurements so sets and seating fit perfectly—measure twice, build once!
💡 Modern stage lighting often uses colored LEDs to create mood while using far less energy than older bulbs.
🎮 Roblox launched in 2006 and lets players design their own games and virtual worlds like Bloxburg builds.
🎭 The Theatre of Dionysus in Athens is one of the oldest known theatres and inspired modern stage layouts.


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