The given picture maps illustrate the way in which changes have taken place in Newtown Theater between 2000 and the present time.
Looking at the illustrations, it is immediately evident that some old features were still there, whereas other such as the stage and backstage area remained unchanged, and several major modifications were made elsewhere.
Additionally, the total number of seats rose from 400 to 500, and new facilities including a restaurant and additional entrances were introduced, replacing some of the old areas such as the park and toilets.
The stage and backstage areas remained unchanged in their original positions at the back of the theater. Additionally, the former toilet located on the left side of the lobby have been moved to the upper right corner. The park was completely demolished to make way for new restaurant, while the refreshment area was moved to a different location. Additionally, two new entrances were constructed to improve access from the main road.
By the current time, the theater has expanded both in seating capacity and facilities. The number of seats was increased from 400 to 500, indicating a clear expansion to accommodate a larger audience.A restaurant was also added to the northeast of the building. Meanwhile, the park area was cleared and replaced, and the toilets were relocated to a more convenient position. The layout of entrances was redesigned, creating a more spacious and modern environment.