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About
Address: 603 East Liberty Street, Ann Arbor MI US
Phone: (734) 668-8397
Age: 21+
Venue Type: Live Music Venue - Other
Michigan Theater
Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater combines living history with a singular dedication to the finest film and live entertainment available today. We offer two auditoriums: the Historic Theater and the Screening Room; find out more about each below. You can also take one of our illustrated tours. View the theater today after its loving restoration, and learn about its history and about a Michigan treasure: the Barton Theatre Pipe Organ, one of the only theater organs in existence that is still played in its original home on a regular basis.
Historic Theater
Seats: 1700
Sound: CP500 Dolby Digital Surround sound system with 6 channels.
Screen: 35' x 19'
Organ: 1927 Barton Theater Pipe Organ
Constructed during the silent film era when films were shown with live musical accompaniment, the Historic Auditorium is known, acoustically speaking, as a "live" house. The acoustics are perfect for classical music, one of the reasons we've been home to the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra since 1984. Additionally, guest performers love being on our stage because of its excellent natural sound.
The Historic Theater is also equipped with a state-of-the-art movie sound system, the same system used in the Screening Room. However, since the spaces themselves are very different, films will sound different. Additionally, some soundtracks are not as clear as others. This may be because of..
Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater combines living history with a singular dedication to the finest film and live entertainment available today. We offer two auditoriums: the Historic Theater and the Screening Room; find out more about each below. You can also take one of our illustrated tours. View the theater today after its loving restoration, and learn about its history and about a Michigan treasure: the Barton Theatre Pipe Organ, one of the only theater organs in existence that is still played in its original home on a regular basis.
Historic Theater
Seats: 1700
Sound: CP500 Dolby Digital Surround sound system with 6 channels.
Screen: 35' x 19'
Organ: 1927 Barton Theater Pipe Organ
Constructed during the silent film era when films were shown with live musical accompaniment, the Historic Auditorium is known, acoustically speaking, as a "live" house. The acoustics are perfect for classical music, one of the reasons we've been home to the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra since 1984. Additionally, guest performers love being on our stage because of its excellent natural sound.
The Historic Theater is also equipped with a state-of-the-art movie sound system, the same system used in the Screening Room. However, since the spaces themselves are very different, films will sound different. Additionally, some soundtracks are not as clear as others. This may be because of..
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