Apollo Theatre Collection

The world famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

Status Quo, English rock band, onstage in 1981. Picture shows lead singer Francis Rossi (left) and bass player Alan Lancaster (right)

The Apollo Theatre and Lyric Theatre, 1907 (photo)
583317 The Apollo Theatre and Lyric Theatre, 1907 (photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Apollo Theatre and Lyric Theatre)

Le theatre Apollo, Paris, 1921. Artist: Sudeykin, Sergei Yurievich (1882-1946)
Le theatre Apollo, Paris, 1921. Private Collection

Italy, Venice, Interior of Apollo theatre, engraving, 19th century
Italy, 19th century. Interior of the Apollo theatre in Venice. Engraving

Exterior of the Apollo Theatre illuminated at night, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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The world famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem, New York City, has been a cultural landmark since its establishment. With a rich history that spans over a century, this iconic venue has witnessed countless legendary performances and continues to be an influential hub for artists from various genres. One memorable moment captured in time is the electrifying performance of Status Quo, the English rock band, onstage in 1981. The picture showcases their lead singer captivating the audience with his powerful vocals and energetic stage presence. It serves as a testament to the Apollo Theatre's ability to attract renowned musicians who leave an indelible mark on its legacy. However, it is not just international acts that have graced this hallowed stage. A historic photograph from 1907 reveals another significant aspect of the theatre's past - its collaboration with Lyric Theatre. This partnership highlights how the Apollo Theatre has always strived to showcase diverse forms of entertainment and foster artistic collaborations. Beyond New York City's borders, even Paris had its own version of Le theatre Apollo in 1921. Painted by Sergei Yurievich Sudeykin, this artwork captures the essence of another era when theatres were at their zenith worldwide. Returning our focus back to Status Quo's performance in 1981; multiple pictures depict both individual members and group shots capturing their dynamic energy on stage. These images serve as reminders that music transcends boundaries and unites people through shared experiences. Whether it be showcasing talented artists or preserving historical moments through photographs and paintings like those mentioned above, the Apollo Theatre remains an enduring symbol of creativity and cultural significance within both American and global contexts. Its impact extends far beyond mere entertainment; it stands as a testament to human expression and artistic excellence throughout history.