Theatre restoration involves the process of repairing and preserving historic theatres to maintain their original architectural and cultural significance. This work often includes restoring decorative elements, updating seating, and improving acoustics while respecting the building's historical integrity. Restoration projects may also focus on enhancing the theatre's functionality for modern performances, ensuring it meets current safety standards. Many cities invest in these restorations to revitalize their cultural heritage and provide a venue for the arts, benefiting both the community and local economy. Examples of notable restorations include the Orpheum Theatre and the Apollo Theater.