David Sedaris Palace Theatre Columbus Columbus

The Palace Theatre is a restored movie palace, and it is located at 34 West Broad Street in Columbus, Ohio. Currently, the theater is considered as a multi-arts performing venue. The venue was opened to the general public in the year 1926 with a seating capacity of 2,827 people at a time. The Palace is owned and operated by Columbus Association for the Performing Arts. It was last repaired and painted with a renovation cost of around$6.5 million. The architecture of the theatre was designed by an American architect, Thomas W. Lamb. With a grand staircase, chandeliers mural, a fountain, and a hall of autographed pictures, the venue is a delightful destination for an evening with the arts. The Palace was renamed to the Radio Keith Orpheum Palace in 1929 and was converted into touring Broadway shows and opera Columbus.

From modern dance to classical music, early hot concerts to family traditions, the world’s best artists come to the theatre. Jazz arts group, Broadway series, and the Columbus symphony orchestra gave their live performances at the venue. Famous bands and singers, including Black Violin, Kenny G, and the Head and the Heart will present their live performances in the upcoming events to be held at the theatre in 2019.

You can grab your tickets for upcoming events to be held at the Palace theatre from their official website or box office. You can also buy tickets online at tickestonsale.com with some significant discounts.