Michigan Theater

Michigan Theater is a motion picture royal residence that screens autonomous movies and presents music shows and stage creations. With a seating limit of 1,700, the auditorium incorporates halls, an utilitarian stage, and an ensemble pit. Worked in 1928, the performance center still keeps up its unique Barton Theater Pipe Organ.

In a 1956 redesign huge numbers of the first enrichments were evacuated and by 1978 the venue was undermined with obliteration. A people group gather raised assets to spare and redesign the theater. Today, the auditorium is the home of the Ann Arbor Symphony, the yearly Ann Arbor Film Festival,