Thursday, December 11, 2014

Other Notable Information

Other Notable Information
 The Apollo Theater has a lot of background history and is very fun and it has really good shows. The tone of this building is exciting, fun, great energy, entertaining, pleasant, feeling welcomed, helpful, and super friendly. Its in Harlem and its very crowded and lots of stores and very busy. The thing that makes the Apollo Theater an landmark is its rich history from them closing down and from all the great performers that performed there. The Apollo Theater Reached its landmark status in 1991 after many closed downs and reopens the Apollo Theater became a private non-profit organization.

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Nearby Atractions

Nearby Attractions: These are Nearby Attraction to Plan Your Day!


  • Red Lobster
  • Magic Theaters
  • Mini- Mall
  •  The Studio Museum
  • Harlem River Park
  • MorningSide Park
Closest MTA Trains
125 St. The A, B , C , D

Reviews

Reviews from people who have visited the Apollo Theater:
       4 1/2 Stars
       Moderate Prices
       Really Good
       Amateur Night is the Best
       Small Stage but Seats Give Good View
"One of the most historical places that legends have played at."
"We came here for the Amateur Night and we were not disappointed!"
"One of the BEST times I have had in a while. "
"As we walked through the lobby you can immediately feel the history!  Pictures of some of our greatest performers graced the walls."
"The Apollo Theater is a historic landmark in Harlem. The fact that it is a lasting site in Harlem says a lot about its ability to entertain the people!"




Function Of The Apollo Theater

        Since first opening the Apollo Theater has been used as a place for performers to get noticed. The Apollo Theater has been used for plays, songs, comedians, and a show called Amateur Night, where performers with talent have a chance to get noticed.

Monday, November 24, 2014

History Of The Apollo Theater

The Apollo Theater was opened in 1913 in Harlem, 253 West 125th St. New NY 10027. It was designed by George Keister with an area of 17,420 ft. When opened up the Apollo Theater only allowed whites but they eventually changed the rule and started to allow blacks.  Due to the thefts and robberies that were happening in Harlem they eventually had to close down. In 1976 they reopened the Apollo Theater.  A estimated  1.3 million people visit every year.
        Many people who have performed in the Apollo Theater have become famous stars, such as.
  James Brown: A Singer
  Micheal Jackson: A Singer
  Stevie Wonder: Pianist, Singer
  Jimi Hendrix: Guitarist, Singer
And Many More.