Pacific Northwest

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The Pacific Northwest spans the U.S. states of Oregon and Washington, Northern Idaho, and extends into the Canadian province of British Columbia.

Theatre Tours

Details of theatre tours in the Pacific Northwest.

Theatre Timeline

An interactive timeline of all theatres in the Pacific Northwest.

Upcoming Special Events

Special events happening at theatres in the Pacific Northwest.

Pacific Northwest

5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle

The 5th Avenue Theatre opened in 1926 and was designed in an elaborate Chinese wooden temple design by architect Robert C. Reamer. The theatre originally sat 3,000 however seating capacity is now 2,300. The theatre underwent an extensive renovation in 1979.

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Moore Theatre, Seattle

The Moore Theatre opened in late 1907, built for real estate developer James A. Moore. The theatre originally sat 2,436, with the upper balcony being racially segregated from the rest of the theatre. It once had separate entrances, and to this day has a separate staircase connecting it to just inside the front door.

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Paramount Theatre, Seattle

The Paramount Theatre originally opened as the Seattle Theatre in early March 1928. The 3,000-seat theatre was designed by Chicago architect firm Rapp & Rapp, with the adjoining office and apartment building being designed by B. Marcus Priteca, himself an accomplished theatre designer.

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