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The '''Amdram | [[File:AmdramTheater-GTAIV.jpg|thumb|225px|Amdram Theater in GTA IV.]] | ||
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The '''Amdram Theater''' is a theatre in [[The Triangle]], [[Algonquin]], in the [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]] renditions of [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]; located on Iron Street between Denver-Exeter Avenue and Frankfort Avenue, the building is situated between [[Maginot Theater]] and Triangle's [[Wigwam Burger]]. The name of the theater is a play on ''amateur dramatics''. | |||
The building is heavily based on [[wp:File:AMC Empire 25 NYC.jpg|the Times Square AMC Empire 25]], although the Amdram is closer to being an independently standing building when the AMC Empire 25 merely incorporates the facade of the building into a larger, modern structure. | |||
The theatre is depicted in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] to serve as the venue of "[[The Flying Whore]]" and "Leg-Less", the latter starring [[Al Di Napoli]]. | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[Liberteen|The Liberteen]] | |||
* [[The Magic Curtain]] | |||
* [[Maginot Theater]] | |||
* [[Seagull Theater]] | |||
[[Category:Theatres]] | |||
[[Category:Algonquin]] | |||
Revision as of 15:02, 22 July 2011
The Amdram Theater is a theatre in The Triangle, Algonquin, in the Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars renditions of Liberty City; located on Iron Street between Denver-Exeter Avenue and Frankfort Avenue, the building is situated between Maginot Theater and Triangle's Wigwam Burger. The name of the theater is a play on amateur dramatics.
The building is heavily based on the Times Square AMC Empire 25, although the Amdram is closer to being an independently standing building when the AMC Empire 25 merely incorporates the facade of the building into a larger, modern structure.
The theatre is depicted in Grand Theft Auto IV to serve as the venue of "The Flying Whore" and "Leg-Less", the latter starring Al Di Napoli.