seasons as a night club. In 2003, the theater reopens its doors to being rented by Serrano to the entrepreneur Enrique Vidal. However, after a series of conflicts, the enclosure closed its doors for the second time. Since then, the venue has reopened its doors for theatrical productions sporadically. In recent times the venue has also served as a space for musical events by bands and artists such as Victimas del Doctor Cerebro, Natalia Lafourcade. Gang Gang Dance and The Dresden Dolls. Due to its history and peculiar decorative style, the Teatro Fru Fru has also served as a space for the recording of music videos and films both national and foreign. Among them are Cantinflas (2014) by Sebastián del Amo, Spectre (2015), by Sam Mendes and Omen by English duo Disclosure. Legends In one of the galleries of the precinct existed in the years 1970's and 1980's a cabaret known as La Cueva de La Tigresa, famous for its daring burlesque shows. In the lobby there is a statue of what appears to be a demon carrying a small tray. According to tradition, the actors must leave some candy as an offering so that their plays won't fail. Due to its antiquity, peculiar architecture, decoration and the controversial personality of Irma Serrano, its owner, the theater has been the subject of numerous legends and myths that relate paranormal events inside its doors. See also Teatro de la Ciudad References External links Teatro Fru Fru in Chilango.com TimeOutMexico: Teatro Fru Fru Official Facebook Buildings and structures in Mexico City Theatres in Mexico City Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City Historic center of Mexico City 1899 establishments in Mexico Theatres completed in 1899 20th century in Mexico City Second Empire architecture Neoclassical architecture in Mexico