TOP 30 Opera house contact in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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The Milwaukee Art Museum, located at 700 North Art Museum Drive in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a renowned art gallery and museum that is also a popular tourist attraction. The museum's striking white, modern Calatrava building faces Lake Michigan and offers a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors. From children eagerly running towards the entrance, to guests exploring the expansive Windover Hall, to friends enjoying the East Lawn off Oak Leaf Trail, there is something for everyone to enjoy at the museum. Visitors can expect to see a wide range of art collections and exhibitions, with opportunities for interactive experiences such as painting in the Kohl's art studio. The museum also offers free, unlimited visits and exclusive Member-Only benefits, making it a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and tourists alike.

Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall is an elegant and intimate theater located at 121 East State Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a total seating capacity of 465 guests, this "jewel box" theater provides a perfect setting for a memorable and unforgettable experience. The theater is part of the Marcus Performing Arts Center and offers a variety of performances throughout the year. You can contact the theater at (414) 273-7206 or email tickets@marcuscenter.org for more information. Ticketing windows are open Monday-Friday from noon to 4 pm, and the theater is also open one hour prior to most performances. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a show at Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall for a truly special evening.

Located at 108 East Wells Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the Quadracci Powerhouse is the largest stage at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. With 708 seats, the audience enjoys an intimate experience with the stage, as the last row is only 40 feet away. The theater provides a unique viewing experience from three sides, ensuring that every seat offers a different perspective. The space is versatile, allowing for dramatic changes to set the stage for each production, from crumbling walls to sprawling balconies. Before entering the Quadracci Powerhouse, guests can relax in the Johnson Controls Promenade, where they can check out assistive listening devices, coats, and large print programs. The lower lobby also features a Gift Shop, Donor Lounge, and Concessions Bar offering beverages and snacks. Both levels of the lobby have restrooms for convenience.