Orpheum Theatre, Historic theatre in downtown Wichita, United States.
The Orpheum Theatre is a movie theater and performance venue in downtown Wichita built with Mission Revival architecture. The seven-story brick building houses a main hall with seating for over 1200 people and includes office spaces above the main auditorium.
The architect John Eberson designed this building in 1922 originally for vaudeville performances. Over the decades it adapted to various forms of entertainment and became a registered historic landmark.
The theatre hosts ballet performances, musical concerts, comedy shows, and classic film screenings throughout the year. It remains a central gathering place for performers and audiences in the local arts community.
The venue is located downtown on Broadway Avenue with accessible entrances and nearby parking options. Tours and event spaces are available for visitors interested in exploring the building or hosting gatherings.
The building is listed on both the National Register of Historic Places and Kansas' historic register. Its distinctive Mission Revival brick facade sets it apart from other theaters built during the same period.
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