Tom Segura Kings Theatre Brooklyn Brooklyn

The Kings Theatre is located at 1027 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, New York, USA. It was formerly known as Loew's Kings Theatre which is a live performance venue with a seating capacity of 3,000. The theater is under the ownership of New York City Economic Development Corporation along with Loew's Theatres and is operated by Ambassador Theatre Group. It was opened to the general public on September 7, 1929, but after the year 1977, it was under the process of rebuilding (2013-2014) and got reopened on January 23, 2015, as a performing arts venue. The architect was designed by the Rapp and Rapp originally while the renovation designing was done by Martinez & Johnson.

The theatre was made part of the National Register of Historic Places on August 22, 2012. The venue was built by the Loew's Theatres chain and was considered as one of the five "Loew's Wonder Theatres" in the metropolitan area of NYC. It hosted various live vaudeville, movies, and shows. Some popular events that held at the theatre are Bruce Lee: The Man, The Myth (its final film), Evangeline, Memoirs of a Movie Palace, etc. The venue features a popular instrument called Robert Morton theatre pipe organ. It was popular with audiences and was featured in performances between film showings, but later it was denoted to the New York City's Town Hall in 1974.

The Box office hours for the ticket purchase are Monday to Saturday from 12 pm to 5:30 pm. You can purchase tickets online at the best-discounted price from TicketsOnSale.com for all Kings Theatre Brooklyn events.