Difference between revisions of "Wang Theatre [Boston] (Q26629)"
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| + | Built by Clarence Blackall. Opened 17 Oct 1925 as Metropolitan Theatre, a vaudeville theatre and cinema. 1962 renamed Music Hall, used for ballet peformances. 1980 renamed Metropolitan Center, used for theatre performances and as a music venue. 1983 renamed Wang Center for the Perfoming Arts in honour of the donor, Dr. An Wang. 1989-1992 major restoration by Notter Finegold + Alexander. 3500 seats. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built by Clarence Blackall. Opened 17 Oct 1925 as Metropolitan Theatre, a vaudeville theatre and cinema. 1962 renamed Music Hall, used for ballet peformances. 1980 renamed Metropolitan Center, used for theatre performances and as a music venue. 1983 renamed Wang Center for the Perfoming Arts in honour of the donor, Dr. An Wang. 1989-1992 major restoration by Notter Finegold + Alexander. 3500 seats. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built by Clarence Blackall. Opened 17 Oct 1925 as Metropolitan Theatre, a vaudeville theatre and cinema. 1962 renamed Music Hall, used for ballet peformances. 1980 renamed Metropolitan Center, used for theatre performances and as a music venue. 1983 renamed Wang Center for the Perfoming Arts in honour of the donor, Dr. An Wang. 1989-1992 major restoration by Notter Finegold + Alexander. 3500 seats. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:13, 11 September 2025
theatre in Boston
- Wang Theatre
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Wang Theatre [Boston] | theatre in Boston |
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42°21'1.001"N, 71°3'56.002"W
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Built by Clarence Blackall. Opened 17 Oct 1925 as Metropolitan Theatre, a vaudeville theatre and cinema. 1962 renamed Music Hall, used for ballet peformances. 1980 renamed Metropolitan Center, used for theatre performances and as a music venue. 1983 renamed Wang Center for the Perfoming Arts in honour of the donor, Dr. An Wang. 1989-1992 major restoration by Notter Finegold + Alexander. 3500 seats. (English)
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1249
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270 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116
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1925
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