While the theater is old, it still attracts families, friends and couples. The theater reopened after a facelift from new ownership 6 years ago, but the history still shines throughout the building. The new owners revitalized the architecture and exterior decorations to display the facelift perfectly, however they kept the big Oriental Theater sign. Combined with the neighboring buildings, you can almost feel the uniqueness of the theater. Even then, as the people awaited energetically, on the weathered sidewalk in the moonlit night the collective excitement is unreal. The theater has stood for generations and hosted countless musicals, films, comedy shows, concerts, and even plays. The red bricks of the theater vibrate from the music emanating from the interior. It truly is a theater that has stood test time. The theater will test the patience of the group of friends, couples, and families as they inch closer to the double-doored entrance. The doorman of the theater examines each patron 's ticket with intricate precision. As the line moves, the people shuffle forward and grow more restless as they approach the doorman for their unforgettable night. The doors open and close as the bouncer allows the correct ticket holders in. When the door opens, a burst of laughter and an aura of euphoria emits from the theater. As the patrons enter, the music from a DJ emits from the closed doors of the theater into the relatively small lobby and hallway that separates the exit and entrance door. Slowly, but surely, the waiters are changing into an audience. The DJ isn 't the only one affecting the mood; the walls throughout the lobby are filled …show more content…
The stairs squeak with every step. Another reminder that the theater has seen many visitors and will continue to get them. Upon reaching the top of the stairs, you see a beautiful interior decoration of a asian city and a styled booth on each side of the stage. To the right of the balcony entrance, there are four tightly packed rows of 30 well-worn red theatre seats that have been tested thoroughly through the years. The chairs offer a brief resting spot for tired concert-goers. Some of the audience have kindly accepted and have begun to rest for the grand night that awaits. Right below the balcony on the ground floor, much more of the audience is settled within the twenty rows of old well-worn theatre seats on each side with a walkway in the middle. Each row has twenty seats each. Even the walkway is angled in a twenty degree manner and almost feels like you are descending into a pit of excitement and anticipation. The pit of excitement and anticipation ascends into a floor that is right next to the stage that is used for dancing and