Open since 1971, The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia consists of three theaters around a lobby. The Harold L. Zellerbach Theatre is a modern proscenium theatre that seats 936. The space accommodates a wide array of events, including dance, theatre, music, comedy, lectures, meetings and teleconferences. The Harold Prince Theatre is a smaller black box theatre seating up to 239 and features all the amenities of a modern performance space. The Bruce Montgomery Theatre is an intimate, 115-seat, proscenium theatre that is ideal for smaller events, meetings and productions. Penn Live Arts is headquartered at the Annenberg Center. Annual programming features numerous world, national and local premieres and debuts by dance, jazz, world music, theatre, new music, film and family artists. ...

Located in the historic Old Midtown district, the Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (H*MAC) is an arts and entertainment complex housing three venues. The Capitol Room is an Art Deco ballroom with a capacity of 1500 and an ideal space to see big acts in an intimate venue. The Stage on Herr is a 350-capacity nightclub and gallery space that runs a diverse program of well-known and up-and-coming bands, DJ events, theatrical productions, and spoken word events. The Kitchen & Gallery Bar featuring Nonna Ilva Authentic Italian is a 150-seat restaurant and bar serving up thin-crust pizza, appetizer,s and desserts. The Gallery Bar offers regularly rotating shows of local and regional artists. ...

The State Theatre is a nonprofit, community-owned entertainment center in downtown State College, PA, dedicated to serving the Centre County region. The venue is a beautiful, state-of-the-art theater seating 554 in the Friedman Auditorium and featuring a 49-capacity upstairs performance space known as The Attic. The State Theatre presents a variety of local and national music, theater, dance, comedy, and film programming. ...

Mickey’s Black Box is a world-class venue located in the heart of the Rock Lititz campus in Lancaster County, PA. The venue is open for theater productions, music and art shows, weddings, private parties, corporate gatherings and more. Seated capacity is 374 while General Admission is 600. ...

First opened in 1938, the historic Oaks Theater is a curated live entertainment venue in Oakmont, PA, featuring all types of events and movie screenings. The Oaks boasts two full service bars, a 20-seat lounge at a 360° bar, and platform table seating inside the auditorium. ...

Built in 1921, the historic Arcadia Theater Windber provides a variety of quality, professional, and cultural entertainment for the communities in the Laurel Highlands. The venue has sloped, fixed seating on the main floor and in the balcony. ...

Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts is owned and operated by Pittsburgh Symphony, Inc., a non-profit organization, and is the year-round home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Originally built in 1927, Heinz Hall is a cornerstone of the Cultural District of Pittsburgh. Here, the symphony presents the BNY Mellon Grand Classics and PNC Pops performances. The Grand Lobby of Heinz Hall hosts an eclectic mix of pre-concert performances to serenade guests before they move to the main hall on concert nights. ...

The August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Pittsburgh, PA, that presents performing and visual arts programs that celebrate the contributions of African Americans not only in Western Pennsylvania, but nationally and internationally. At the heart of the AWAACC is the 492-seat theater equipped with world-class theatrical lighting and audio systems. ...

First opened in 1929, The Sherman Theater is an independent, nonprofit concert hall and community theater located on Main Street in downtown Stroudsburg, PA. ...

The Penn Community Bank Amphitheater is located in Bensalem Township’s 100-acre Central Park. Adjacent to the Municipal Complex, the venue provides an opportunity for audiences to enjoy outdoor entertainment in an open lawn setting. Amenities include restrooms, concessions, plenty of parking, and the venue is ADA compliant. Penn Community Bank Amphitheater is home to the We Love Wednesdays at the PCBA summer concert series featuring popular tribute acts, as well as Bensalem Township’s Family Fall Festival. ...

One of Philadelphia’s most beautiful historic landmarks, this circa 1927 movie and vaudeville house offers a unique venue for corporate awards presentations, business meetings, speaker tours, theatrical performances, concerts, weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs and more. ...

Sellersville Theater 1894 is an historic, intimate performing arts venue in Bucks County with 325 seats featuring local, national and international performers. The venue houses a multimedia projector, Meyer sound system, professional 5.1 cinema surround sound and stage lighting options. Events include live music performances, movie screenings, presentations and speakers, sponsor receptions and more. Adjacent is The Washington House Hotel & Restaurant. ...

Located in a former movie theater, Phantom Power is a performing arts facility, microbrewery, tasting room and beer garden in Millersville, PA. The venue has a full stage set up with general admission floor and balcony areas. ...

Poconos Park is a 200+ acre entertainment mecca nestled in the Poconos Mountains in Bushkill, PA. The performing arts center  is a boutique festival site and entertainment center complete with an open-air amphitheater. The Poconos Park Amphitheater has a covered seating capacity of 2,509 and additional lawn seating capacity of 7,500. Poconos Park also boasts a 400-capacity theater, The Lakehouse at Poconos Park, a 10,000-square-foot banquet hall that overlooks a beautiful pond. ...

Located in the heart of Newtown, PA, the historic Newtown Theatre dates back to 1831 making it the oldest continuously-operating movie theater in the United States. A Bucks County gem, the Newtown Theatre is the center of entertainment in the community. Young and old alike enjoy the convenience of seeing movies, live theater, concerts, comedy, and more. ...

Located on the site of former Bethlehem Steel Plant in Bethlehem, PA, SteelStacks is a ten-acre arts and entertainment district showcasing music, art, festivals, educational programming and more. The heart of the SteelStacks campus is at the Air Products Town Square and the four-story ArtsQuest Center which features numerous indoor and outdoor venues including: Musikfest Café presented by Yuengling, Palette & Pour, Fowler Blast Furnace Room & Loft, Wind Creek Deck, Frank Banko Alehouse Cinemas, Capital BlueCross Creativity Commons, Highmark Blue Shield Community Stage on the Air Products Town Square, Visitor Center at SteelStacks presented by St. Luke’s University Health Network, Hoover-Mason Trestle, and Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks. Diners of the Palette & Pour restaurant, on the first floor of the ArtsQuest Center, have the pleasure of enjoying delectable dishes complimented by local artists’ performances on the Williams Brew Stage. ...

Opened in 1926 in downtown Greensburg, PA, The Palace Theatre draws patrons from all over Pennsylvania and surrounding states to see national acts, first-class performances, and high-quality musical theatre and stage productions annually in Westmoreland County. Westmoreland Cultural Trust is owner and developer of The Palace since 1990. ...

Opened in 1997, American Music Theatre is a 1,600-seat family-owned, regional theater in Lancaster, PA, that hosts touring concerts, live shows and original productions. American Music Theatre is one of Pennsylvania’s premier venues for live entertainment. ...

The Theatre of Living Arts is one of Philadelphia’s premiere small concert venues, welcoming up-and-coming artists from all genres to perform for the 1,000 concertgoers it is able to hold within its walls. TLA stays abuzz more often than not, allowing music lovers to catch a show almost any night of the week. ...

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is a nonprofit performing arts center located in the Centennial District of Philadelphia’s West Fairmount Park, built in 1976 as the summer home for the Philadelphia Orchestra. As one of the country’s largest outdoor music venues, the beautiful campus features stunning views of Philadelphia, the world-class TD Pavilion, and an open-air Skyline Stage. ...

Opened in 1933, the historic Hershey Theatre in downtown Hershey, PA, is the area’s premier performing arts center presenting the finest in touring Broadway shows, intimate concerts, classical music and dance attractions, comedy shows, and world-renowned entertainers. The theater has 1,904 seats with 1,144 in the orchestra section and 760 upstairs. The non-profit M.S. Hershey Foundation operates the Hershey Theatre, Hershey Gardens, The Hershey Story: The Museum on Chocolate Avenue, and Hershey Community Archives. ...

The Lamp Theatre premier intimate venue for live music, theatre and events in Westmoreland County. The theater opened in downtown Irwin, PA, in 1937, but has been renovated with comfortable seats and top-of-the-line lighting and sound to provide you with a memorable experience at every show. ...

Built in 1922, Santander Performing Arts Center is a historic theater in Reading, PA. The venue features cutting-edge technology including a professional grade sound system and advanced engineered acoustics. The main theater hosts a variety of shows including rock concerts, family events, and more. It is the current home of the Reading Symphony Orchestra and the Broadway on 6th Street annual series of musicals and plays. ...

Just northwest of the Philadelphia city limits, the Keswick Theatre serves as the area’s destination for hosting first class performances and events offering full production capabilities with its built-in stage and state-of-the-art lighting and sound. The space also features lively bars throughout the entire venue. ...

The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is a large performing arts venue along the Avenue of the Arts in Center City Philadelphia, PA. Dance, Broadway theater, award-winning plays, standup comedy, classical music, and other performances all come alive at the Kimmel Cultural Campus which includes multiple venues, from a historic concert hall to a black box theater. Verizon Hall is an enormous 2,500 seat concert hall featuring spectacular acoustics and outstanding architecture. Academy of Music is a historic 2,600-seat proscenium theater. This iconic opera house and concert hall provides a stage to amaze any audience. The Merriam Theater is another historical 1,840-seat proscenium theater. The Perelman Theater’s movable stage and retractable seats make it a 650-seat recital hall or 600-seat proscenium theater. The SEI Innovation Studio is a flexible capacity, black box theater. ...

The Met Philadelphia consists of three unique spaces, from the luxurious Met Lobby to the intimate Grand Salle, and extravagant theater; The Met Philadelphia has an atmosphere that celebrates extraordinary hospitality and service. ...

A former classic movie house originally built in 1929, Roxian Theatre is an elegant and cutting-edge venue located in McKees Rocks, PA, less than four miles from downtown Pittsburgh. The theater is the region’s premier mid-size venue for live music and comedy. ...

F.M. Kirby Center is a performing arts center located in downtown Wilkes-Barre, PA. ...

The Colonial Theatre is an independent arts center and the area’s premier destination for movies and live performance. There are three different theaters within the Colonial Theatre Phoenixville: the Berry, the White Rabbit, and the 1903. The 1903 Theatre is the Colonial’s historic auditorium with 658 seats: 473 on the floor and 185 in the balcony. The mid-sized Berry Theatre has 174 seats. And the luxurious White Rabbit theater has 65 seats. In addition to the theaters, the Colonial uses its Garden Suite and Rooftop Terrace for community events and rentals. ...

Tall Trees Amphitheater in Monroeville Community Park West is a destination for open-air entertainment including bands, theater, and festivals. Located in Monroeville, PA, east of Pittsburgh, the amphitheater features lights, a full sound system, and technical services. The facilities can be rented from Monroeville Recreation & Parks. ...

The historic Community Arts Center is committed to bring quality entertainment to Williamsport, PA, and the surrounding area. The CAC hosts international performers, musical legends, Broadway shows, dance and performance, along with a focus on local performers, performance groups, and educational opportunities. The Martin Theatre at the heart of the Community Arts Center is a 2,100-seat restored movie palace while the Capitol Lounge (with a capacity up to 120) is an excellent listening room with a great dance floor. The Pennsylvania College of Technology owns the Community Arts Center. ...

A former 18th century Catholic, Mr. Smalls Theatre is Pittsburgh’s premier music venue and the anchor of the Millvale entertainment hub. Mr. Smalls hosts a wide variety of acts spanning every genre imaginable from local showcases to national acts. The 800-guest capacity theatre has a spacious yet intimate design with superb sound. There are multiple bars throughout Mr. Smalls as well as The Funhouse Restaurant serving up late night food.   ...