FIRST Cerrito schedule has been posted!
www.cerritospeakeasy.com/calen...x.html

Janet, what I read indicated that it's accessible. I don't remember where I read it or I'd link you to it.

when I grew up, and when my parents grew up...the IT club was a speakeasy on the corner near the theater. They literally had "girly shows etc" In fact during its hey day they had a mens "club" type of entertainment there. next door was the happy hour, which was strictly a beer and wine bar.
performers such as Sally Rand etc...
my mom remembers being a little girl and trying to peak in the door to see Sally Rand during rehersals, but of course they wouldnt let her peak. They also had boxing on the oposite corner...

The It club had a cool sign, but alas was sold in the 70's and made into dentist offices.
I am glad that I grew up experiencing life during the 60's and 70's...
the younger generation really missed allot of cool and facinating things.

The "living room" feel will develop as it becomes more, well, lived in. The Cerrito is basically brand spanking new, though the old art deco decor has been fully restored. What it lacks in funk it makes up for in class. Two different experiences, but hopefully both will have equal appeal over the long haul for different - and similar - reasons.

Cerrito has an elevator so both theaters are always wheelchair accessible. Plus there's lots of parking, heating and air conditioning, weekend classics, etc. The funk will come when you bring it!