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Broadway Theatre Address 715 Broadway Avenue Coordinates 52°7′5.57″N 106°39′23.25″W / 52.1182139°N 106.6564583°W / 52.1182139; -106.6564583Coordinates: 52°7′5.57″N 106°39′23.25″W / 52.1182139°N 106.6564583°W / 52.1182139; -106.6564583 Type Movie palace, Performing arts center Genre(s) Art cinema Built 1947 Opened 1947 Location Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Owner Friends of the Broadway Theatre, Inc. Closed August 2, 1993 (re-opened October 1993) Seating type fixed seats Capacity 430 Website Broadway Theatre The Broadway Theatre is an art cinema style theatre located on Broadway Avenue in the Nutana neighborhood of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. The Streamline Moderne style movie theatre was Broadway's entertainment destination during the post-World War II years. The theatre screened popular movies of the period and hosted some live musical performances on the stage in front of the movie screen. Following the area's decline starting in the 1950s, the theatre fell into disrepute by the 1960s when it became an "adult" movie theatre. It was restored as an arthouse cinema and live performance venue during the 1980s.[1] It was esignated a municipal heritage property on April 14, 1997.[2] On August 2, 1993, the Broadway Theatre abruptly closed its doors. After a public fundraising drive, it was purchased by the Friends of the Broadway Theatre, Inc. a non-profit organization with charitable status dedicated to the preservation and renovation of the theatre.[3] It reopened in October 1993, resuming its previous role. In addition to art, Canadian and regional cinema, the theatre also hosts some live music performances. The theatre seats 240 in a centre bank of seats with another 95 in each of the side banks for a total of 430 seats, as well being able to accommodate 9 wheelchairs. The stage is of a proscenium style, made of black masonite and measures 10.79m in width and 7.32m in depths. [4] References ^ Ward, Caitlin (September 10, 2007). "Changing Lanes - Broadway District Filled with Colourful History". Planet S Magazine. http://www.planetsmag.com/content.php?vn=6&is=3&an=431&sc=6. Retrieved 2009-09-24.  ^ "Municipal Heritage Properties - Broadway Theatre". City of Saskatoon - Development Services Branch. 2007. http://www.saskatoon.ca/DEPARTMENTS/Community%20Services/PlanningDevelopment/DevelopmentReview/HeritageConservation/HeritageProperties/Pages/BroadwayTheatre.aspx. Retrieved 2009-09-24.  ^ "Behind the Scenes". Broadway Theatre. 2008. http://www.broadwaytheatre.ca/scenes.php. Retrieved 2009-09-24.  ^ "Rental Bookings". Broadway Theatre. 2008. http://www.broadwaytheatre.ca/bookings.php. Retrieved 2009-09-24.  External links Broadway Theatre Website