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Theatres

 There are many beautiful theaters in the Albany area offering everything from live concerts to classic plays. Browse the list below for theaters in and around the Albany area and enjoy an evening taking in the performing arts. 

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Palace Theatre
Albany, NY
The Palace Theatre is one very notable cornerstone in Albany's growing downtown entertainment destinations. A concert & theatrical entertainment facility in the heart of Albany, New York, it first opened its doors in October 1931.
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Cohoes Music Hall
Cohoes, NY
The Cohoes Music Hall has been a center for culture, comedy, arts, and entertainment in Cohoes since 1874. Visitors can expect excellent acoustics and a welcoming, personable feel to the four-story historic venue.
night view of audience watching an outdoor musical
Park Playhouse
Albany, NY
Park Playhouse and the Playhouse Stage Company augment the quality of life for a diverse audience in the Capital Region by producing free summer theatrical productions in a beautiful outdoor setting.
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The Dinner Detective
Albany, NY
The Dinner Detective in Albany, NY is unlike any other murder mystery dinner theater. Spend a fun and exciting evening with friends and family as you put together clues to crack the case of who committed the crime!
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The Madison Theatre
Albany, NY
The historic Madison Theatre in Albany is dedicated to creating an excellent and unique entertainment experience for you. Take advantage of in-seat ordering during your movie and make sure to check out their restaurant and bar with weekly specials.
Capital Repertory Theatre (theREP)
Albany, NY
Capital Repertory Theatre (theREP) is Albany's first and only professional resident theatre. With a wide variety of well-known and world premiere musicals and plays, it's safe to say what you experience at theREP cannot be duplicated anywhere else!
Proctors
Schenectady, NY
What began as a Vaudeville theatre in the early 20th century is now the Capital Region's destination for major Broadway shows, cutting-edge film festivals, exciting special events, and everything in between.