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Detroit Opera House

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The Detroit Opera House is a historic theater located in Detroit's entertainment district, originally opened in 1922 as the Capitol Theatre. The building was designed by the prominent architect C. Howard Crane and later underwent a major restoration before reopening in 1996. With a seating capacity of 2,700, the venue serves as the primary performing home for the Detroit Opera company and hosts a variety of other live entertainment events.

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When did the Detroit Opera House first open?

The building opened in 1922 as the Capitol Theatre. It was designed by Detroit theater architect C. Howard Crane and later became part of the city's historic theater district.

When did the Detroit Opera House reopen after restoration?

The restored theater reopened in 1996 as the Detroit Opera House. The restoration returned the building to use as a major performance venue in downtown Detroit.

Where is the Detroit Opera House located?

It is located in Detroit's entertainment district on Broadway Street, near other downtown theaters and venues. The address is 1526 Broadway Street, Detroit, Michigan.

What can audiences see at the Detroit Opera House?

The venue hosts opera, ballet, concerts, touring productions, and other stage events. It is also the home venue of Michigan Opera Theatre, now known as Detroit Opera.

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