Harlem Heights: Two 26-Story Towers Shuffling Onto 125th Street Above Victoria Theater
It’s the biggest show on the block since James Brown played The Apollo. At the end of August, Danforth Development
Victoria Theater
Victoria Theater, located at 233 West 125th Street, New York City, originally opened in 1917 as a vaudeville house in Harlem. Known for its opulent design, the theater played a significant role in the cultural life of the neighborhood, hosting a variety of performances, including vaudeville acts, films, and live music. After many years of closure and decline, the Victoria Theater is currently being redeveloped as part of a larger mixed-use project that will include a hotel, residential units, and cultural spaces. This revitalization aims to preserve the theater’s historic legacy while providing modern facilities for the arts and the community. Read more about Theater.
Developer Would Cut Historic Victoria Theater In Half
AM New York today examines the controversy surrounding Harlem’s shuttered Victoria Theater: Local developer Steve Williams of Danforth Development Partners,
Keith Wright Gets His Way on Harlem's Victoria Theater
The fight for Harlem’s Victoria Theater began back in December of 2005, when 11 developers submitted bids to convert the
