In the past several days, crews have erected scaffolding in front the Altria Theater, known until recently as the Landmark Theater, as the facility undergoes the first phase of its $50 million renovation.
CenterStage executive director Richard Parison told BizSense in July that the renovations would come in five phases over three years allowing the theater to open during peak show season and generate revenue.
You can read a full breakdown of the deal that brought upon the name change and that’s fueling the renovations here.
The public’s next chance to see what’s happening inside the theater will be Nov. 14, when the 1970s rock band Heart will perform, followed by a short run of the musical “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”
In the past several days, crews have erected scaffolding in front the Altria Theater, known until recently as the Landmark Theater, as the facility undergoes the first phase of its $50 million renovation.
CenterStage executive director Richard Parison told BizSense in July that the renovations would come in five phases over three years allowing the theater to open during peak show season and generate revenue.
You can read a full breakdown of the deal that brought upon the name change and that’s fueling the renovations here.
The public’s next chance to see what’s happening inside the theater will be Nov. 14, when the 1970s rock band Heart will perform, followed by a short run of the musical “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”
Love the scaffolding. What a nice scaffolding.
$5 a pack is starting to make sense. $50MM? Really? Glad I quit!
Oh yeah…riveting story. Keep up the mediocre work. UR must be so proud.
Any chance for some news? Defined as something I can’t see out of the car window at 30mph?