A 1923 theater showing films and performances.
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A restored 1914 opera house in downtown Rutland.

A 1926 Tudor Gothic movie palace with a Wurlitzer organ.

The University of Utah's 1930 performance hall.

A downtown home for dance and theater companies, including Ririe-Woodbury and Repertory Dance Theatre.
The 1867 domed tabernacle, home of the Tabernacle Choir and a famous organ.

Utah's professional regional theater, on the University of Utah campus.

A 1913 vaudeville theater, home of Utah Opera and Ballet West.

A large downtown theater hosting Broadway tours and concerts.

The home of the Utah Symphony, known for its acoustics and gold-leaf interior.

A performing arts center on the River Walk in the rebuilt Municipal Auditorium.

A 1929 atmospheric theater, the largest in Texas.
A Tony Award-winning theater in Balboa Park.
A Tony Award-winning theater company in its historic Geary Street theater.
A historic music hall, center of the 1960s rock scene.
The home of the San Francisco Symphony.