I visited the theater recently and visited with Restoration Hardware employees. The only plaster damage that happend during renovation was the removal of the stairs to the balconey and removal of the fountain. However, if restoration is to happen at somepoint in the future, the stairs were nearly identical to the ones in the Granadas of both KC and Emporia. I could not gain access to the auditorium and had to take their word for it that they had not further altered the auditorium. From a visit previously when it was still a theater, I talked to the theater management. They said that when the balcony was partitioned that the plasterwork was preserved and just enclosed in the walls that were constructed and that restoratioin at a future date would be fairly easily done.
I visited the theater recently and visited with Restoration Hardware employees. The only plaster damage that happend during renovation was the removal of the stairs to the balconey and removal of the fountain. However, if restoration is to happen at somepoint in the future, the stairs were nearly identical to the ones in the Granadas of both KC and Emporia. I could not gain access to the auditorium and had to take their word for it that they had not further altered the auditorium. From a visit previously when it was still a theater, I talked to the theater management. They said that when the balcony was partitioned that the plasterwork was preserved and just enclosed in the walls that were constructed and that restoratioin at a future date would be fairly easily done.