Detroit Opera House (historic performance venue)

The Detroit Opera House originally opened in 1922 as the Capitol Theatre and was restored and reopened in 1996 as a leading venue for opera, ballet, and touring Broadway shows. It serves as the home stage for Michigan Opera Theatre and hosts a broad range of performing-arts presentations and community programs. The building's renovation preserved historic architectural features while updating performance and public spaces. The Opera House is a central institution in Detroit's live-performance and cultural calendar.