Theatre in Detroit - Performing Arts Venues

Performing Arts Venues

Name Image Built Location Capacity Organization Style Architect
Fox Theatre 1928 2211 Woodward Ave.
5,045 Olympia Entertainment Neo-Gothic Art Deco facade,
Burmese, Chinese
C. Howard Crane
Detroit Masonic Temple Theatre 1922 500 Temple Ave.
4,404 Olympia Entertainment Neo-Gothic George D. Mason
Bert's Warehouse Theater 2739 Russell 3,000 Bert's Entertainment Bohemian warehouse
Detroit Opera House 1922 1526 Broadway Street 2,700 Michigan Opera Theater,
Nederlander
Italian Renaissance C. Howard Crane
Fillmore Detroit 1925 2115 Woodward Ave.
2,200 Live Nation Neo-Renaissance C. Howard Crane
Fisher Theatre 1927 3011 West Grand Boulevard
2,089 Nederlander Art Deco Albert Kahn
Orchestra Hall 1919 3711 Woodward Ave.
2,014 Detroit Symphony Orchestra Neo-Renaissance C. Howard Crane
Harpos Concert Theatre 1939 1315 Broadway St. 1,975 Wisper & Wetsman Art moderne Charles N. Agree
Motor City Casino theatre 2007 2901 Grand River Avenue 1,800 Novelty, Modern Giffels Inc., NORR Limited
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts 1928 350 Madison Ave.
1,700 Kresge Foundation Art Deco facade,
Spanish Renaissance
William E. Kapp, Smith Hinchman & Grylls
Redford Theatre 1928 17354 Lahser Ave.
1,571 Motor City Theater Organ Society Exotic Revival, Japanese motifs Ralph F. Shreive with Verner, Wilheim, and Molby
Majestic Theater 1915 4140 Woodward Avenue
1,260 Art Deco C. Howard Crane
Riverfront 4 Movie Theatres 1978 Renaissance Center
1250 Modern John Portman
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
Greektown Casino theatre 2009 555 East Lafayette 1,200 Novelty, Modern Rossetti
MGM Grand Detroit theatre 2007 1777 Third Street 1,200 MGM Mirage Modern SmithGroup
Bonstelle Theatre 1903 3424 Woodward Ave.
1,173 Wayne State University Neoclassical Albert Kahn,
C. Howard Crane
Detroit Film Theatre 1927 5201 Woodward Ave.
1,150 Detroit Institute of Arts Neo-Renaissance Paul Philippe Cret
Senate Theater 1926 6424 Michigan Ave
900 Detroit Theater Organ Society Art Deco Christian W. Brandt
Hillberry Theatre 1916 Hilberry Theatre (Wayne State University)
532 Wayne State University Neoclassical Field, Hinchman and Smith
City Theatre 2004 2301 Woodward Ave. 500 Olympia Entertainment
Gem Theatre 1927 333 Madison
450 Italian Renaissance George D. Mason
Century Theatre 1903 333 Madison
250 Italian Renaissance George D. Mason
Chrysler IMAX Dome Theatre 2001 5020 John R. St. 230 Detroit Science Center Postmodern BEI Associates, Neumann/Smith, William Kessler Associates
Detroit Repertory Theatre 1963 13103 Woodrow Wilson 194 Detroit Repertory Theatre
The Players 1925 3321 East Jefferson Ave. The Players Club Florentine Renaissance, Arts and Crafts, Art Deco murals. William E. Kapp, Smith Hinchman & Grylls
Bohemian National Home 1914 3009 Tillman Street
Studio Theatre 112 Wayne State University Black box
Boll Family YMCA Theatre 1401 Broadway YMCA,
Plowshares Theatre Company
Modern

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