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“We have reached a moment where the model for traditional cinemas has fundamentally shifted,” said Gary Casteel, president and CEO of Trans Sierra Investments and the Shops at Heavenly Village, in a ...

In South Dallas, the historic Forest Theater could be offering tours to community members by the end of this year as renovations give new life to the roughly 75-year-old space. The theater’s exterior ...

Correction: A previous version of this story misspelled Crest Theater. It has been corrected. Although a recent and relatively sudden change in management at the Crest Theater in Sacramento resulted ...

COLUMBIA — There are the ghosts that haunt old buildings, and there are the metaphorical ghosts of the past that haunt our dreams and consciences, perhaps reminding us of things that we’d rather ...

When I arrived at Vanity Fair, staff writer Chris Murphy was underway reporting another tale from the theater world, this month’s profile of multihyphenate iconoclast Jeremy O. Harris. I first met ...