Medellín Metropolitan Theatre, Performance theatre in downtown Medellín, Colombia.

The Medellín Metropolitan Theatre is a performance venue in downtown Medellín designed to host large-scale productions with modern technical capabilities. The building contains multiple levels of seating with professional-grade acoustics and lighting systems throughout.

The theatre opened in 1987 as a replacement for two older venues that had become inadequate for modern productions. This opening marked a significant shift in how the city could accommodate professional performances.

The theatre is the seat of the Medellín Philharmonic Orchestra and the Estudio Polifónico de Medellín, and its name honours José Gutiérrez Gómez. It was conceived as a gift from private companies for the city's tricentenary, and 900 firms across Colombia donated bank cédulas to fund it.

The theatre stands in the Alpujarra sector, next to the Centro Administrativo La Alpujarra and the Palacio de Exposiciones, so it can be reached on foot from that administrative area. The hall is arranged on a single seating level plus a balcony, with the stage and technical spaces at the far end. The lobby, glazed in metal and glass, links the entrance block to the auditorium.

The theatre's stage house is structurally separated from the auditorium above a certain height, reading as an independent box in the volume. Inside, a roughly 2.5 m air chamber between wall and wall carries the acoustic finish, and suspended concrete and wood ceiling panels act as sound reflectors.