A three-story architectural showpiece, this restored red-brick structure is accented with limestone cornices, arches, and decorative bricks. It was lit by electricity on opening day in 1889! The restoration, including all ceiling stenciling and scrollwork detail, resulted in a masterful rebirth of this charismatic building. Dancers, musicians, and other performers appreciate the intimacy of this 500-seat facility.
Gallery photos: @mcphersonoperahouse
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