Another 40 or so shows from various companies and creators in New York and beyond will round out the offerings at this annual festival, which takes place in several theaters on the same block of West 36th Street.
Mr. Raizin alluded to the Loop's distinctly melancholy state not long ago — before the refurbishing of several theaters like the Auditorium, the expansion of Loop university campuses, and new restaurants — and the benefits of the revitalization for his firm.
Of the several theaters I contacted in the course of reporting this story, most didn't return requests for comment, and when they did, most were hesitant to say much of anything.
This movie, which will sneak into several theaters tonight in advance of its nationwide opening tomorrow, must struggle with its own potential obsolescence.
Zooming in on your area, you should see the location of several theaters near you.
What has held "Guillaume Tell" back has little to do with its intrinsic artistic worth, but rather to the unwieldy genre to which it belongs: French grand opera, as cultivated at the Paris Opera, the most prestigious and well-heeled of the several theaters that produced opera in 19th-century Paris.
Hill's film courted controversy prior to its release, when Paramount Pictures temporarily pulled it from several theaters, concerned that the stylized depiction of warring gangs might incite real violence.
SUNKEN RED The first of several theater offerings in the Brooklyn Academy of Music's 26th Next Wave festival (Sept . 30-Dec. 30-Dec. 20Amerisan premiere of a solo performance piece by Dirk Rooftheoft.
At the Pleasance, a complex of several theater spaces at the University of Edinburgh that are given over to the Fringe every summer, a long line of people stood waiting outside before the start of the English actor and director Steven Berkoff's slick, stylized and very popular version of "Oedipus".
Robert K. Futterman, a broker who is marketing the Loews properties, said several theater companies, most of them off Broadway, had shown interest in the State.
