Altria Theater, Moorish Revival theater in Richmond, United States.
The Altria Theater is a performance venue in Richmond built in the Moorish Revival style, featuring a main auditorium with approximately 3,500 seats. The interior showcases intricate geometric patterns, ornamental plasterwork, and decorative details that adorn the walls and ceilings throughout.
The venue was designed by architect Marcellus E. Wright Sr. and opened on October 28, 1927, as part of the city's entertainment district. It was built to showcase performances and has remained a destination for cultural events since its opening.
The theater hosts touring Broadway shows, orchestral performances, and comedy acts that draw people from across the region. These events form the heart of the city's entertainment calendar and bring together diverse audiences for live performances.
The theater sits downtown with convenient access by car or public transit, and parking is available nearby. Check the venue's website in advance to learn about upcoming performances and to understand seating options for your visit.
Special film screenings take place here with live orchestral accompaniment, where musicians perform the musical score synchronized with the movie. This rare combination creates an experience that blends cinema with concert performance in an unexpected way.
Location: Richmond
Inception: October 28, 1927
Architects: Marcellus E. Wright Sr.
Official opening: October 28, 1927
Architectural style: Moorish Revival architecture
Capacity: 3565
Part of: Richmond CenterStage
Website: http://altriatheater.com
GPS coordinates: 37.54620,-77.45220
Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:26
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