Majestic Theatre

The Majestic Theatre is a theatre building in downtown Madison with 600 seats, modern sound systems, and advanced lighting technology. The space can be flexibly configured for various events and private gatherings.

The building opened in 1906 first as a vaudeville stage before becoming a movie theater. Warner Brothers took over the venue in 1943 and used it as a secondary screening location alongside their main cinema.

The venue hosts concerts, comedy performances, and film screenings that shape Madison's entertainment offerings today. Visitors experience a blend of traditional theater programming and contemporary entertainment here.

The venue offers multiple seating and layout options depending on the type of event. It helps to explore the space upon arrival to find the best viewing and acoustic positions.

The theater played an interesting dual role in the city's film history by serving two separate cinema chains simultaneously for many years. This makes it a rare example of major studio competition within a single city.

Location: Madison

Inception: December 15, 1906

Official opening: December 15, 1906

Capacity: 600

Address: 115 King Street, Madison, WI 53703

Website: http://majesticmadison.com

GPS coordinates: 43.07453,-89.38077

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:26