The Bronx’s historic Loew’s Paradise Theater is officially coming back to life.
Originally opened in 1929, this beloved Grand Concourse landmark was one of New York City’s original five ‘wonder theatres.’ Now, nearly 30 years after closing its doors, it is transforming into the brand-new Paradise Performing Arts Center (PPAC).
With 4,000 seats, the revamped space will become the second-largest theater in New York City, right behind Radio City Music Hall.
A monumental restoration project
Architect John Eberson designed over 500 theaters during his career, but he considered the Paradise his absolute crown jewel…