Neptune Theatre, Theatre in University District, Seattle, United States
Neptune Theatre is a performance venue in Seattle's University District featuring a Renaissance Revival brick facade and a neon-lit marquee. The house holds approximately 800 seats and hosts concerts, comedy shows, film screenings, and dance performances.
The theatre opened in 1921 as a silent film cinema. It transformed into a live performance venue during the 1970s.
The interior features maritime themes, including a boat-shaped concession stand, marble surfaces, and statues of the Roman god Neptune. These elements create a distinctive setting that welcomes visitors into a themed environment.
The building is centrally located in the University District and easy to reach on foot. Visitors should arrive early to make the most of their visit to this active venue.
From 1977 to 1991, the venue held weekly screenings of a cult film, setting a record that lasted 14 years. This extended run made the place a gathering spot for a dedicated following.
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