Memphis, Tennessee
The Orpheum Theatre is a historic performing arts venue located at the intersection of Main and Beale Streets. Built in 1928, this opulent theater is a prime example of the movie palace era and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The theater hosts Broadway shows, concerts, comedians, and the annual Indie Memphis Film Festival. It is famous for its lavish interior, crystal chandeliers, and the Mighty Wurlitzer organ.
Visitors can catch a touring Broadway production, enjoy a concert in a stunning setting, or take a tour to learn about the theater's history and ghost stories.