The Capitol Theatre, originally built in 1906, is a 450-seat historic theatre located in the heart of downtown York city, next to the Strand Theatre on the corner of Philadelphia and George Streets.
This year, the Capitol underwent a $2 million facelift that included new seats, new restrooms (including one that is ADA accessible), improved sightlines, an expanded lobby, expanded concessions areas and a new wall to eliminate light and noise disruptions. The addition of the dCinema projector will also allow films to be screened in the highest available picture quality.
Article By Stephanie Sadowski
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