Stage
23 S. Main Street,
Warsaw,
NY
14569
23 S. Main Street,
Warsaw,
NY
14569
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The New Farman Theatre was built in the mid-1940’s on the site of the former Farman Theater. Later known as the Warsaw Cinema.
In 2009, it was known as The Stage, staging live theater, music, dance and movies. Due to funding problems, it was closed in November 2009. It was reopened as a movie theatre in February 2011.
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You are welcome…always nice to see someone interested in the arts and perhaps The Stage would be the perfect venue.
I had a chance to see this theatre in the late 80’s. It’s nice to see that it is still in use.
Though it is not my hometown theatre it has a connection to my hometown theatre as they were both designed by Michael DeAngelis.
We ran the first film at The Stage in 2 ½ years last weekend. It was the new version of “True Grit” and we had wonderful response from the community: two showings over 100 attendance, one over 80 and one over 40. It was awesome! Combined with the two very successful senior matinees on the 16th and the 23rd, we are on a roll!
Welcome back!!
Let’s roll…congratulations!
Hope you show some classic movies as many theatres do.
Michael J DeAngelis was a trend setting architect. His use of art deco should never be forgotten! I personally want to thank everyone that has taken a strong interest in him and his designs. And to all that are doing their best to resurrect / refurbish his theaters. Of the 31 theaters he designed only 6 are running today. My interest is very close to home as he was my Grandfather! My name is Mark C. DeAngelis and I can be contacted directly at
Mark! Let me be the first to welcome you to CT. It is a pleasure to have the grandson of Michael DeAngelis among us. I hope that you honor us with many DeAngelis posts regarding this theatre designed by your grandfather along with the other DeAngelis designed theatres listed on CT. Again, a huge WELCOME!
http://cinematreasures.org/architects/310
Here is the list of DeAngelis designed theatres for anyone such as myself who is interested in the list of 31 with only 6 open today! I think the theatre in Batavia NY is now a church. Interesting that Michael designed a theatre in Florida which still has to this day…alot of art deco buildings such as the hotels done in pastel colors on South Beach.