Alamo Drafthouse to Reopen Six Cinemas After Bankruptcy Closures
The theater chain, now under Sony ownership, will revive locations in Texas and Minnesota with enhanced employee benefits.
- All six venues, including five in Dallas-Fort Worth and one in Minnesota, closed due to franchisee bankruptcy.
- The theaters will reopen under Alamo Drafthouse's direct ownership after being acquired by Sony Pictures Entertainment.
- Affected employees will have first access to job openings and improved benefits, including daily pay and mental health services.
- Alamo Drafthouse is known for its in-theater dining, themed events, and strict no-talking policy.
- The reopening comes during a strong summer for moviegoing, aiming to reestablish community ties.