
These are all i can think of right off the bat, I'm sure there are more.

DEJA VU YPSILANTI MOVIE
the City of Ypsilanti - the Deja Vu pays property taxes, therefore they are better for the city in that location than nothing at all I don't know if the taxes raised from the building would change with a movie theater there instead.Property owners - the Maurers, for instance, own lots of property around there, and a nice attraction like a movie theater would certainly raise property values.Does it influence our prostitution problem? I'm not sure, but it can't hurt right? Ypsi Police Department - does the Deja Vu affect the crime rates in the city? I don't know. More than 28,000 exotic dancers at Déjà Vu clubs across the country will share in a 6.5-million settlement and enjoy more employment rights under a class-action lawsuit settlement pending in.Churches - I assume religious groups in the area would support removing the Deja Vu on moral grounds I'm not sure if they would or could participate in the work.DDA - the downtown development folks obviously have a vested interest in some gentrification of the downtown area.the Historic Society - returning the Martha Washington theater to its original look (or close to it) would be a win for them.EMU - could be a nice opportunity for the school to get more involved in downtown Ypsi and potentially have their own student theater.Arts groups - the RAC for instance is nearby and may have a stake in this change.

Who in the Ypsilanti area would be interested in and affected by swapping a stripclub for a movie theater:
