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The single-screen Lafayette Theater in Suffern, now celebrating its 100th anniversary, will offer the American premier, big-screen showing of "Brats." ... Samantha Antrum is the community news and ...
Lafayette Theater owner Ari Benmosche used the theater's marquee to offer words of hope and solidarity throughout the pandemic. When Phil Tisi, a longtime champion of the theater died in April ...
Stage of the Lafayette Theatre in 2005, as seen from the back row of the loge section. The Lafayette Theatre is a nationally acclaimed movie palace located in downtown Suffern, New York, built in 1923. Its primary function is first-run movies, but it also houses special events like its popular weekly Big Screen Classics film shows.
Lafayette Circus (Manhattan), Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States, built in 1825, destroyed by fire in 1829 Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Lafayette Theatre .
The Public Theater invests in theater education, training classical actors through the annual summer acting intensive known as the Shakespeare Lab. The Shakespeare Lab is The Public Theater's professional actor development program that immerses a selected company of professional, mid-career actors in a summer intensive exploring the rigors ...
The Lafayette Redevelopment Commission approved the city's purchase of a portion of the southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets for $625,000. Lafayette purchases property on Sixth Street, will ...
They were called the Bush Players. After performing at the Lincoln Theater for two years, the owner, Marie Downs, wanted to change their name to the Lincoln Players. Anita refused and took her company to the rival theater, The Lafayette Theatre. [2] In 1916, due to financial difficulties, Bush sold her company to the theater.
With 135 local dancers performing, Lafayette Ballet Theatre celebrates "The Nutcracker" – an Acadiana holiday tradition for more than two decades.