Cedar Lee Theater Reopens

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH — The iconic Cedar Lee Theatre is reopening Friday.

“Like most Americans, I’m excited to get back to the movies,” says Jon Forman, president of Cleveland Cinemas. “The magic of the movies is something that brings us together in the most trying of times. While the current crisis is on-going we know that going to the movies is an important part of our culture and we have taken steps to make our cinemas as safe as we can for our patrons and staff.”

Cedar Lee will be showing five new films when it begins welcoming customers again. Shows include: Train to Busan Presents: Penisula; Stage Mother; Made in Italy; Tesla; and Desert One. More information on each film can be found on the Cedar Lee website.

New health and safety protocols will also be in place for patrons, including:

• Social distancing markers in the lobby to ensure proper spacing
• Touchless purchase options at the box office and concession stand
• Customers should buy tickets online in advance to reduce contact points
• Staff will have their temperatures taken before clocking in
• Staff will be required to wear masks while working
• Staff will be required to wash their hand frequently
• Staff will frequently disinfect surface areas
• Plexiglass dividers have been installed at registers
• Patrons must wear masks while in the building, unless they are eating or drinking
• Seating capacity has been cut in half in all auditorium, some rows and seats will be closed to ensure social distancing
• Showtimes will be spaced further apart to reduce crowds and allow for more cleaning time
• Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout the building