Formerly known as the Michigan Theater, this historic venue was built in 1929 by movie mogul, Paul Shlossman. Reflecting...
Website: frauenthal.org
Phone: (231) 722-9750
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Western Ave and 4th St
425 W Western Ave, Suite 200 Muskegon, MI 49440-1101 1829.27 mi
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4.0 7 reviews
My wife talked me into heading to Muskegon for The Singing Christmas Tree. We were both pleasantly surprised at the quality of production and the quality acoustics in the theatre.That said, it *looks*... More
We visited for the singing Christmas Tree. The venue is very ornate and just beautiful. The acoustics were very good. I didn't mind the seating and really appreciated the whole experience. More
This is a hundred year old theater which is highly ornate and beautifully decorated. It should be a community jewel,,, but.,,,, the seating is like 100 years old too. Very small seats, with less room... More
We went to see the Celtic Woman concert here. The view from our seats was great. It's been renovated, but retains the original beautiful ornateness. It's not that big, so I would imagine all of the... More
A truly beautiful old building to see a play or hear the orchestra in. Love the old architecture.That being said the seating is a nightmare. The seats are so tightly packed together that the airlines... More
