Great news! I have got them to agree to turn lights off when the show begins so you won't have to look at the theatre interior.Originally Posted by Gistok
The building... not the theatre... sadly...
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Hehehe.... or they can use the common shtick of the 1960s and say "look at all the expense we went to so you won't have to look at all that old stuff any more!" Originally Posted by Lowell
After they shrunk it down by 1/3 in 1961 [[from 2,975 seats to 2,089), they were planning on a multi-million dollar resizing/remodeling a few years back... to 2,475 seats... but I guess that remodeling idea tanked... and now they use the Detroit Opera House [[maximum seating 2,765) for larger performances, now that Nederlander no longer does bookings at the Masonic.Last edited by Gistok; March-07-14 at 10:00 PM.
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