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Cincinnati, OH venuesProcter and Gamble HallAddress650 Walnut StCincinnati, OH 45202
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Venue DetailsDescriptionThe shining jewel of the Aronoff Center for the Arts, Procter and Gamble Hall, schedules the biggest touring Broadway productions in Cincinnati, like Disney's Beauty and the Beast. While Broadway musicals and plays are the theater's biggest draw, they also sell plenty of tickets for concerts by big name performers, popular family shows, operas, ballets, and other fantastic shows. The lavish accommodations of Procter and Gamble Hall surpass any other in town, and provide an opulent setting for the world class entertainment scheduled there. Opened in 1995, Procter and Gamble Hall stands as the premier venue for performing arts in the city of Cincinnati. Only the finest touring Broadway productions and concerts are scheduled at the theater, mostly due to its large size, seating capacity, and state of the art sound and lighting equipment. Procter and Gamble Hall is uniquely decorated with teal and brass accents, giving it a refined yet vivacious atmosphere. However, the most interesting feature are the 3,000 optic lenses scattered on the ceiling above, creating an illusion of the night sky when the lights dim at the start of each performance. Even with such a large space and seating for 2,719, audiences will experience excellent sight lines and acoustics from any seat in the house. With so many different Broadway productions, ballets, concerts, and operas frequently playing at Procter and Gamble Hall, patrons should check the schedule above to see what's upcoming and buy their tickets early on Eventful. LinksThe code has been copied to your clipboard. Next steps...
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