Ohio Theatre Columbus
The Ohio Theatre Columbus is one of the first movie palaces to be made into a performing arts theater. Designed by Thomas W. Lamb, the theater was meant to be a luxurious fantasy environment with its themed rooms, authentic decor and lavish lounge areas. Upon its opening in 1928, the theater presented its first film,
The Divine Woman
with Greta Garbo, and it has been presenting top-notch shows ever since. The theater has hosted comedy shows with performers such as
Jason Alexander
, performances by the
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
, renowned shows such as
Hello, Dolly!
and much more. With such a diverse bill of entertainment, the Ohio Theatre Columbus is an excellent place to enjoy many types of shows. The right seating and tickets for you at any of the Ohio Theatre Columbus events can be found at StubHub.
Weapons such as firearms, stun guns, pellet guns, pepper spray or sharp instruments of any kind are prohibited. Containers such as plastic or glass bottles or metal containers like flasks, outside drinks and food, illegal substances like drugs or flammable liquids, flashlights, professional cameras or recording devices, laptops, drones, oversized bags, selfie sticks, signs, spray paint and permanent markers aren't allowed inside of Ohio Theatre Columbus events. If you're unsure about an item that wasn't listed, it's best to contact the venue directly before your event date.
When you get off of the interstate, get on State and you'll see the theater.
Yes, there are several hotels near the Ohio Theatre Columbus, including The Westin on South High Street, Sheraton Columbus on East State Street and DoubleTree Suites by Hilton on South Front Street.
When attending any Ohio Theatre Columbus event, please know that you must conduct yourself in a manner that's not offensive to the other guests. That means absolutely no fighting, using foul language, throwing things or being indecently exposed. Tops, bottoms and shoes must be worn the entire time. There's no smoking at any time within the theater.
Yes, you may book the Ohio Theatre Columbus for an event. However, the theater does require that you show proof of having hosted events in such a large capacity at venues with at least a seating capacity of 2,000. For more information about renting the Ohio Theatre Columbus, refer to the Ohio Theatre Rental Guide or contact the venue directly.