Originally Posted by The Narrator

Once the History of Magic professor opened the door to walk inside the room and allow the girl to follow in behind her if she would so choose, an impressive sight appeared before them.

A large, raised stage such as one that might be used for theater performances was located at the far end of the room flanked by dramatic lighting. Rows and rows of theater seating lay before the stage, including those found in the balconies on either side.

Did the performance-inclined professor wish up the contents of this room without intending to? Or has the room seemed to develop a mind of its own, no longer wanting to rearrange itself to appease the whims of others, instead wanting others to entertain it now?