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. ...

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. ...

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 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. ...

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. ...