The Marcus Center is home to the Bradley Pavilion, Todd Wehr Theater, and Uihlein Hall.  No matter what event you come to see, the Marcus Center has the room for you.

Let's not forget Vogel Hall.  That cozy theater is perfect for events that require a room that seats fewer than 500 people.   

Shows such as the Nutcracker and Chorus Line are annual events at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts.  Other shows, such as Spamalot, and Wicked have also come to play at the venue.  If Broadway is on tour, you know that they will stop there.

One of the more impressive things to see at the Marcus Center is the pipe organ.  When the Milwaukee Symphony plays an event that calls for the pipe organ, the venue is replete with shining pipes. 

Some of the finest opera performances also make a stop in Milwaukee.  The Marcus Center has provided attendees with subtitles during these performances.  It may not be necessary for these subtitles, but they help bring a better understanding of the performance. 

Ample parking is available just south of the building, as well as underneath.  Why not make an evening of it, and stop at one of the finer eating and drinking establishments along Water Street.  With these eateries just steps from the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, a reservation is recommended.