The Orpheum Theater, San Francisco
Over 80 years old, this official historical landmark theater received a another facelift in 1998; it now has over 2,400 seats.
Over 80 years old, this official historical landmark theater received a another facelift in 1998; it now has over 2,400 seats. The theater has hosted everything from silent films to Broadway theater, and special shows such as 'Late Night with Conan O'Brien.' It is modeled in the style of a 12th century Spanish Cathedral, being heavily influenced by both 'Spanish Moorish' and 'Spanish Baroque' architecture. It has ornate architectural detailing inside and was designed by architect Benjamin Marcus Priteca.
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About The Orpheum Theater
1192 Market Street, San Francisco, CA, United States
+1 888-746-1799
The Orpheum Theater and Nearby Sights on Map
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