Irvington Town Hall Theater

Irvington Town Hall Theater, located in Irvington, New York, is a historic theater managed by the Irvington Town Hall Theater Commission. Built in 1902, this 432-seat theater features various seating arrangements including an orchestra, mezzanine, balcony, and six gold leaf boxes. The theater boasts a proscenium stage, thrust stage, and five backstage dressing rooms. The theater serves as a performance venue for diverse artists and performance groups, offering a stage for concerts, musicals, plays, and other theatrical productions. Its pleasing proportions and exceptional acoustics, praised by renowned critics, have earned it recognition as a premier venue in the eastern New York State. Irvington Town Hall Theater's rich history and architectural significance are evident in its listing on the national Register of Historic Places. Designed in the Classic Revival Style, inspired by Ford’s Theatre in Washington, DC, the theater embodies a blend of historical charm and contemporary functionality. Visit Irvington Town Hall Theater online at irvingtontheater.com to explore upcoming performances, history, and information on booking the venue.