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- Grand Circus Theatre in Detroit, MI - Cinema Treasures
This opened as the Grand Circle Theatre in 1913 It was re-named the Central Theatre in 1921 and closed as the Central Theatre in 1924 The photo posted by Charles above dates from around 1913-1916 as the adjacent Park Theatre (1911-1916) at 2125 Woodward Avenue can be seen on the right
- Detroit Opera House - Wikipedia
The Detroit Opera House is an ornate opera house located at 1526 Broadway Street in Downtown Detroit, Michigan, within the Grand Circus Park Historic District The 2,700-seat venue is the home of productions of the Detroit Opera and a variety of other events
- Grand Circus Park - Downtown Detroit Partnership
Grand Circus Park anchors both a growing residential neighborhood and the Downtown Detroit entertainment district Many of the city’s favorite attractions and venues surround the park, including Comerica Park, The Fox Theatre, Detroit Opera House, Ford Field, Little Caesars Arena, and The Fillmore
- Detroit Opera House History - Broadway in Detroit
Located on the corners of Broadway and Madison at Grand Circus Park, what is now known as the Detroit Opera House was originally opened as the Capitol Theater on January 12, 1922 At the time of its gala premiere, the 4,250-seat theater claimed to be the fifth largest in the world
- Detroit Opera House
Since the MOT reopened the old theater as the Detroit Opera House, the area surrounding Grand Circus Park has seen a resurgence The construction of Comerica Park and Ford Field relocated the city’s baseball and football teams within walking distance of its opera company
- History - Detroit Opera
The Grand Circus Theatre, soon renamed the Detroit Opera House, is selected as the future home of MOT MOT commissions a new production of Bellini’s Norma from English artist John Pascoe for Dame Joan Sutherland’s final performance in the title role
- Detroit Opera House Capital Theater
Detroit Opera House Capital Theater 1526 Broadway at Grand Circus Park Detroit’s population was growing rapidly in the early 1920s but most people did not own automobiles There were no suburban shopping centers nor were there mega theaters with 32 screens and acres of free parking
- Grand Circus Park Historic District - Detroit Historical Society
The most notable buildings in the Grand Circus Park Historic District are the David Whitney Building, the David Broderick Tower, the Kales Building, the Central United Methodist Church, the Detroit Opera House, Comerica Park, and the Adams Theater which has been demolished
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