The entrance to the theater has a light-bulb surrounded marquee, that says BiT Theater, lit up red and gold in an intentional sort of hoky nostalgism, harkening back to when a cinema was a theater building. The room inside is just a room though, not a whole theater: a room like a small performance space. There's a slightly raised stage, and a blank canvas pulled down as a projection screen, with red curtains pulled to either side that they can close up if they're not watching movies. A projector sits at the back, looking like a film reel projector, and there's certainly a bunch of old reels there too, if the unit wants to take a gander at them, but there's also a slot that takes DVDs, a slot for blue-ray, and the old pedestal it sits on has a slot for VCR.

The room is dim by default, though they can turn the lights down entirely for movies if they want. The seats are art-deco couches, circled around the front of the stage, one leather and the other velvet, accompanied a table in the center of each curled couch for the unit to put their drinks or movie popcorn on, as they watch. There's enough seating for all of BARiTONEs and a few more friends besides.