Fox Theatre

Fox Theatre is a famous theater theater in Atlanta. Friends will love it. It is worth just to come here to enjoy the magnificent theater. I am used to preparing before the trip and determining the route in advance. This is the beginning of the journey.

The Fox Theatre is an iconic building in the city of Yacheng. It was built in 1922, when the theater was designed to blend its architectural form with the plot of the upcoming large opera "Tomb of King Tatt", and the theater used a magnificent and luxurious Egyptian revival architecture. The theater, which had 4,500 seats, was a super-large theater at the time. The theater was not fully completed until 1929. After entering the theater, the architecture of Moorish and Islamic was breathtaking. The main show hall is an Arab courtyard under the stars, with white clouds floating above it, and the stars are shining. The Nutcracker began with Clara receiving the Nutcracker puppet as a Christmas gift at the Christmas ball. At midnight, Clara saw the Christmas tree grow taller and bigger at home, and the Nutcracker puppet turned into a handsome prince, who held her hand. Take her into the wonderful romantic snow country and embark on a dreamy journey after another. It is beautiful to watch "Nutcracker" at the Fox Theatre, and I am amazed by the exquisite dreaminess. The set complements the dancers and perfectly matches them. Dancers are either ethereal or elegant, or chic or tough. Come to Atlanta, don't miss it!

The exterior walls of the building are made of red bricks and look a bit historical. From a distance, you can see the three English letters FOX flashing. Just in time for a concert, many people dressed up and dressed in gorgeous costumes to visit the venue.

A very beautiful historical view of the cinema development here. The seats are crowded and the aisles are narrow. Many seats can be seen set up on the balcony on the second floor. Parking here requires a fee, and parking fees will rise if there is a special event.

Fox Cinema is really beautiful and historical, even ordinary shows will shine here. We visited a lot of filmmaking and the atmosphere was always charming.