The entrance to the Goldsmith Theater at the Wallis Annenberg Centre for the Executing Arts is ordinarily loaded with patrons grabbing show programs on their way to their seats. But on Tuesday, next pretty much a week of torrential rain in Southern California, the entrance lobby was drenched and filled with restoration crew users. The orchestra portion was soaked and towels had been tucked less than door frames as staff members navigated the location with warning to prevent a slip and drop. In the meantime, the creation of “Wuthering Heights” persisted with a tech rehearsal on phase. Two times later on, the Wallis declared that Emma Rice’s adaptation of the…