When the phantom took over 44th Street, some changes were made to the theatre's facade, including iconic black bricks surrounding its entrance and an all-black paint job for the vertcal signage.

Why marquee sign at Oriental Theater is all about preserving history 02:15. A marquee sign is often one of the most recognizable and iconic features of historic theaters.

The iconic Cinerama sign was taken down Thursday as the movie theater in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood continues its transition to new ownership, including going through a name change. The ...

This time, the theater’s owners have partnered with Denver-based Morry’s Neon Signs, whose namesake, neon technician Morry Weseloh, was in the business for 40 years.

The Paramount Theater's marquee was bare this morning as Nesper Sign Advertising removed LED panels. The digital message center's electronics are being replaced. Phil Garland, President of Nesper Sign ...

The sign from the Empire (nee Royal) Theater lays on a trailer after being taken down from the theater on Pacific Avenue along the miracle Mile in Stockton on Aug. 2, 2023.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A historic landmark in Harrison Township will soon have a new sign. After strong winds from Hurricane Helene destroyed the Dixie Twin Drive-In theater’s original signage ...

On Monday morning, The Pabst Theater Group is getting a new vertical sign installed on The Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St. Installation was underway Monday morning. (PHOTO: Bill Arnold) X The 27 ...

The Alexandria Theater on the corner of 18th Avenue and Geary Boulevard in San Francisco after the removal of its vertical sign is seen on Jan. 21, 2023.

MILWAUKEE — It's the sign of a new era for the Pabst Theater. A brand new sign is lighting up Milwaukee's Theater District at the corner of Wells and Water streets, for the first time in 50 years.

The sign had to be disconnected from power while it's wrapped. The Tennessee Theatre opened in 1928 with a similar vertical sign, but it was removed in 1956 when the marquee was updated.

Sabio joined the 2020 production as a co-director of artistic sign language, or DASL, a position that some shows fill in order to create a more cohesive theater experience for deaf audiences.