Tulsa Theater

Tulsa Theater is a performing venue in downtown with Western Classical Revival architecture from the early 1900s. The hall contains multiple seating levels and thousands of seats, arranged to view a spacious stage area with substantial depth for productions.

The building opened in 1914 as a civic auditorium and was once the largest performance hall across a wide region. A decade later major renovation work modernized the interior with contemporary design styles.

The venue shapes Tulsa's cultural life by hosting regular performances that draw residents and visitors together. Audiences gather here for concerts, comedy shows, and other live events that form part of the city's entertainment offering.

Visitors find various entrances and staircases to reach seats across the different levels. Parking is available nearby and the location is accessible by local transportation.

A prominent architect redesigned the interior in the 1930s with new artistic styles that replaced the original design. This transformation altered not only how the rooms appeared but also the overall experience for visitors walking through the building.

Location: Tulsa

Inception: October 22, 1914

Official opening: October 22, 1914

Capacity: 2800

Address: 105 West Brady Street, Tulsa, OK 74103

Website: http://bradytheater.com

GPS coordinates: 36.15792,-95.99515

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:42