Proctors
About
Proctors is the historic theater at 432 State Street in downtown Schenectady, built in 1926 by F. F. Proctor, the Dean of Vaudeville, and now the Capital Region’s destination for touring Broadway shows, film festivals and special events. The fall 2026 lineup includes BOOP! The Musical, October 13 through 18.
Proctors Collaborative also runs theREP in Albany and Universal Preservation Hall in Saratoga Springs, and the complex houses the GE Theatre, restaurants and a downtown arcade. The theater’s revival in the 2000s anchored downtown Schenectady’s comeback.
What to know
- The 1926 house seats about 2,700 for Broadway tours.
- Proctors’ Wurlitzer organ, Goldie, still plays before films.
- theREP and Universal Preservation Hall are sister venues.
- The Key Hall and GE Theatre host smaller events.
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