NOW SHOWING
ON THE PLAZA'S BIG SCREEN
SHOWTIMES: *DOWNSTAIRS – HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
Friday 9/09
*DEAR
GOD NO! 9:30
*TREE
OF LIFE (4:40) 7:15
THE
FUTURE (5:00) 7:30
THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
*THE
ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW 12:00 MIDNIGHT
Saturday 9/10
PEE-WEE’S
BIG ADVENTURE 3:00
*TREE
OF LIFE (4:40) 7:15
*BEATS,
RHYMES & LIFE 10:00
THE
FUTURE (2:15, 5:00) 7:30
THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
Sunday 9/11
*TREE
OF LIFE (2:00, 4:40) 7:15
*BEATS,
RHYMES & LIFE 10:00
THE
FUTURE (2:15, 5:00) 7:30
THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
Monday 9/12
*TREE
OF LIFE (4:40) 7:15
*BEATS,
RHYMES & LIFE 10:00
THE
FUTURE (5:00) 7:30
THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
Tuesday 9/13
*WITCHFINDER
GENERAL 9:30
*TREE
OF LIFE (4:40) 7:15
THE
FUTURE (5:00) 7:30
THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
Wednesday 9/14
*TREE
OF LIFE (4:40) 7:15
*BEATS,
RHYMES & LIFE 10:00
THE
FUTURE (5:00) 7:30 THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
Thursday 9/15
*TREE
OF LIFE (4:40) 7:15
*BEATS,
RHYMES & LIFE 10:00
THE
FUTURE (5:00) 7:30 THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE 9:45
*DOWNSTAIRS – HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE  |
HISTORY
Designed by architect George Harwell Bond, this theatre opened its doors in 1939 as a 1000 seat art deco cinema and live theatre. In the 1970s, the cinema operated as an X-rated adult cinema and live burlesque theatre until the entire shopping center was renovated by current owner Robert Griffith. In 1983, the theatre was purchased by George Lefont who was the first to bring independent cinema to Atlanta. The theatre underwent renovations again when purchased by longtime Atlanta residents Jonathan & Gayle Rej in August of 2006. The Plaza Theatre is the last cinema of its kind in Atlanta, as well as the oldest continously operating cinema in the city. Now with 501c3 non profit status, The Plaza Theatre Foundation hopes to save this theatre, continue to promote independent film, and support the local film comunity.
Click here to for photos from our 70th Anniversary Gala!
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