Castro Theatre Operator Sues Contractor Over Alleged Defective Renovation Work
The operator of San Francisco’s historic Castro Theatre, Another Planet Entertainment, is suing a construction contractor for alleged defective work following recent renovations. The company claims the faulty roofing, drainage, and ventilation systems resulted in substantial water damage to the venue. The lawsuit reportedly seeks damages, with some reports citing an allegation of $5 million in losses. While multiple sources mention both physical defects and trademark infringement claims, the core dispute centers on the quality of the construction work at the 104-year-old theater.
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