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The Brady Theatre serves as a theatre and a convention center. The theater box office is located at 105 W. Mathew Brady Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Brady Theatre was opened on October 22, 1914. This is one of the historic theatres in the area which has a seating capacity of around 2,800 people at a time. The theatre is owned by the DCF enterprises. This place was remodeled in the year 1930 and 1952 after its completion in 1914.

The architect of this theatre was designed by the architectural firm Rose and Peterson that belongs to Kansas City. In 1930 renovation, famous architecture of the world, Bruce Goff was hired as an interior designer of the theatre, and he was asked to transform the theatre’s interior within 30 days. From 1914-1952, the place was known as the Convention Hall which was reported as the largest hall between Kansas City and Houston, Texas, when officially opened. Not only this, but this place was honored as one of the most equipped theatres that could host the full Metropolitan Opera production.

For the tickets and bookings, you can visit or call the official site of the Brady Theatre, or you can purchase tickets online at TicketsOnSale.com.