The Tulsa Theater
Formerly the Brady Theater, the The Tulsa Theater is a 2800-seat concert venue. Some of the greatest names in show business have graced the historic The Tulsa Theater stage.
Completed in 1914, Tulsa Theater was designed as a municipal auditorium and convention hall by the architectural firm of Rose and Peterson of Kansas City, KS. The building was known as Convention Hall from 1914 – 1952. From 1952 – 1979 – the building served as Tulsa Municipal Theater and in 1979, the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places with its architectural design referenced as Western Classic Revival. Purchased that same year by Peter Mayo, he named the building Brady Theater as many locals already referred to the historic venue as the ‘Old Lady on Brady’, the street on which the building resided. The venue’s impeccable acoustics and reputation for the incredible layout which makes every seat in the house a great seat keep people coming back time and again. We hope to see you at the show!
Beer, wine, liquor, soft drinks and water are available for purchase. Bars accept cash, debit and credit cards. There are two bars on the lower level and one balcony concession area that is open when the event is set for full theater. If an event is a ‘floor only’ concert, the balcony concession area will be closed.
While the sound system and acoustics inside of the venue are state of the art with nothing else like it in the state, the artists control the sound system at their events, including the volume and whether or not they are going to provide their own system or utilize our amazing equipment. The venue doesn’t control the volume.
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