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The Cap, Waiting for Full Juice

The Capitol Theatre is dark until it has enough power to put on a proper rock show.

The Capitol Theatre has postponed six shows due to Hurricane Sandy's effect on the area. While they did experience some flooding in their sub-basement, all else seems OK, said Marketing Manager Jonathan Healey. 

"We're experience low power levels and cannot support enough juice to put on shows," Healey said of why the shows have been postponed for the last week. 

"Until we restore to full power, we're going dark. All shows through Meatloaf have been postponed. George Lopez has been rescheduled for Feb. 22, 2013, but the others are still to be determined," Healey said.

They are estimating that they will open their doors again next Thursday with Lyel Lovett. All tickets will be honored for new event dates and refundable at place of purchase. 

To read more on the postponements, click here. 

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PC Lover May 9, 2013 at 05:50 pm
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JJ May 9, 2013 at 03:50 pm
Wow, that's a lot of information. Thanks for sharing it.
Aidan May 20, 2013 at 05:54 pm
Of all the great sites in the village, Patch chooses this? Either a purposeful error or just a caseRead More of laziness. Change it.
HomeGrown10573 May 15, 2013 at 10:26 pm
Linda T., I would guess Mrs. Brakewood lives in Port Chester if she is running for the Port ChesterRead More Board of Ed. Even if the schools had to impose an austerity budget, your taxes would still go up. The state has more control in these matters than you think.
Aidan May 15, 2013 at 07:09 pm
Linda, the per pupil expenditure in PC schools is the lowest in Westchester and Rockland countiesRead More ... by about $2,000 per student. The issue is two fold. First, our property values are not as strong as our neighbors, so our homes have a higher levy in order to fund the schools. Second, and more important, is that the reliance on property taxes slams moderate income communities like PC. We need for the state to move to an income tax to fund schools. Scream at your legislators ... not the BoE.
Linda Turturino May 15, 2013 at 11:25 am
I am concerned there is not enough attention to detail in the BOE budget overall and Mrs. BrakewoodRead More comment about keeping taxes affordable ... where does she live ? they are out of control and in my opinion the money we pay for taxes we should have the best looking schools anywhere ... just my opinion
Working Mom March 11, 2013 at 03:58 am
What a mean thing to do to the people who live nearby. Why can't this event be held in a park orRead More someplace else where it won't be such a hardship?