Detroit Theaters and performance

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Rank: 7 About 25

The Majestic Theater was founded in 1915 and designed by C. Howard Crane. It originally had seating of 1,651 people and the façade was exceptionally designed in an arcaded Italian style. In 1934, the front 35 feet of the...

Reviewed by: Laalamani
Address: 4140 Woodward Ave + Share

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Rank: 10 About 25

The Music Hall center for performing arts is a beautiful and magnificent fully restored 1928 historic theater. It has seating of over 1701 and holds four lounge areas. It plays host to many non-theatrical events which includes corporate...

Reviewed by: Jò
Address: 350 Madison + Share

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Rank: 15 About 25

Detroit is the nation’s second largest theatre district. The major theaters include the Fox Theatre, Masoni Temple Theatre, the Fisher Theatre, and the Gem Theatre. Since the late 1940s the prominent feature of...

Reviewed by: Editorial Staff
Address: 120 E Huron St, Ann Arbor, MI, United States + Share

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Rank: 17 About 25

Founded in 1922, the Detroit Masonic Temple is a large events venue situated in downtown Detroit. It is a 4,404 seat theater managed by Olympia Entertainment. This is a venue for Broadway shows, concerts and special events in...

Reviewed by: Jò
Address: 500 Temple St + Share

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Rank: 20 About 25

Situated in Detroit, the Detroit Opera house is a venue for all of the Michigan Opera Theater production and such events. Opened in 1922, it was exclusively designed by C. Howard Crane. There are historic tours to this...

Reviewed by: Jò
Address: 1526 Broadway St + Share