The beautifully restored Orpheum Theatre is the only remaining example of theatre palace architecture in Phoenix. Its 1,364-seat auditorium offers a modern theatre experience with the historic Spanish Baroque ambiance of the 1920s. The Orpheum hosts a variety of dance, theatre, and special productions throughout the year. Event parking is available at several nearby lots and garages and typically ...
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In Short This downtown architectural jewel, which has made the National Register of Historic Places, always manages to upstage any performance it books. Built in 1929, the Orpheum was heroically rescued from the wrecking ball by the City of Phoenix in 1984. With the help of both public and private backing, the elaborate Spanish Revivalist building--similar in baroque exuberance to L.A.'s ...
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Posted by Citysearch
on April 05, 2008, (Edited June 21, 2006)