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Amadeus
Harlem, Manhattan
Built in 1907 to designs by Thomas H. Poole & Company and reimagined in 2017, this former church combines neo-Gothic architecture with contemporary production infrastructure. Its interior retains magnificent fan vaulting and stained glass windows from the Mayer of Munich studio, alongside a custom-mapped projection system and full sound system. An outdoor terrace adds another setting for performances, cultural programming, events, and productions.
Features
- Neo-Gothic architecture
- German stained glass
- Fan vaulting
- Arcaded porch
- Custom projection system
- Full sound system
- Outdoor terrace
Space & Capacity
- Size
- 11,000 sq ft
- Capacity
- 425 on the main floor; 75 on the mezzanine. Seated or standing configurations not specified.
Tungsten’s Take
The combination of Gothic architectural drama and flexible modern infrastructure like surround sound and projection-mapping is extremely rare. Ideal for fashion shows, brand launches, galas, and immersive experiences, as well as cinematic music videos and films.