Orpheum Theater Phoenix Tour

Orpheum Theatre

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(268) · Performing arts in Phoenix, United States
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The historic Orpheum Theatre, in downtown Phoenix, provides an eclectic mix of live music, theatre, dance, and national touring acts. It is the jewel of …

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4.7/5 · 268 reviews
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Mar 18, 2025
As part of the 'Silent Sunday's program at this wonderful venue was saw Charlie Chaplin's 'The Kid' World Renowned theatre organist, Ron Rhode, accompanied this silent film on the the beautiful the…Full review by mickey448
Oct 13, 2024
The security at the front door is ridiculous. Metal detectors and bag size requirements. Worse then TSA. It's humiliating to go through at a theatre. Ruins the whole experience. Too aggravated to enj…Full review by Stephen S
Mar 20, 2024
Nice venue for live performances. I recently have the opportunity to experience Shen Yun. I like the location of this theater, but unfortunately, the seats are too small.(My tickets were for the balc…Full review by Jptravelswithfreedom
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Located in the Phoenix Convention Center, the Orpheum Theater is one of the oldest historic venues in the city. Built in 1929, the Spanish …
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Facts

Owner:Phoenix Convention Center & Venues
Opened:1929
Architect:Lescher & Mahoney, Hugh Gilbert
Architectural style:Spanish Revival/Baroque Revival
Type:Touring Theater

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Hi, is it possible to just turn up and have a quick look around at the inside architecture on a week day - or do we have to …
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Hi, is it possible to just turn up and have a quick look around at the inside architecture on a week day - or do we have to book a tour?
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I truly don’t know.
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Answer by Kathy M · Aug 20, 2023
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Going to see the Nutcracker- We are short people- do you recommend floor or balcony seating?
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That's a tough one! When I go to the ballet, I like to have floor seating. I can better appreciate the leaps as opposed to viewing them from above. However, if you are seated behind a tall …
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That's a tough one! When I go to the ballet, I like to have floor seating. I can better appreciate the leaps as opposed to viewing them from above. However, if you are seated behind a tall person, your sight line will certainly be compromised. Perhaps you can get an aisle seat. How do you feel about first row seating? You would have a great view of the dancers' feet but would lack the full overview. Sorry I couldn't be more help, but the final decision needs to be yours.
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