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Emelin Theatre
The Emelin Theatre for the Performing Arts is a 275-seat nonprofit theater located in Mamaroneck, NY. The Emelin Theatre was founded in 1972 by a group of Mamaroneck citizens and named for local pharmacist Arthur Emelin, who died in 1978. Its facility originated with a $360,000 gift to the Mamaroneck Free Library by Emelin in memory of his father, Emanuel Joseph Emelin. The structure of the current theater was constructed in 1984. In 2013 the Emelin’s lobby underwent a $250,000 renovation to make it more modern and accessible. The New Rochelle-based architecture firm Stoll & Stoll donated their services to the Emelin, which paid no fees for the design of the new facility.
It hosts music series devoted to rock, folk, classical, jazz, tribute bands, and traditional musical forms from multiple traditions. Its bluegrass series has existed since 1982. It also features theater, dance, comedy, and a subscription-only film series through a partnership with the Brooklyn-based Rooftop Films. Approximately one-third of its programming is family-oriented, and since 1997 its subsidized School Outreach Program has brought children from Westchester County schools to the Emelin for educational programming. It currently hosts between 80 and 100 performances per year, with a combined attendance of approximately 30,000.
It boasts of being the oldest continually operated performing arts center in Westchester. The current president of the Emelin’s board is Mark Ettenger and its executive director is Lisa Reilly.
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