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Paramount Theatre Seattle

Known as one of the West Coast’s most beautiful, well-known theatres, the Paramount Theatre Seattle is a highly respected Seattle Theatre Group establishment. Seattle’s Paramount Theatre has a long, rich history dating back almost a century to the “Roaring Twenties” with vaudeville programming and silent films. Today, many Seattle locals and tourists flock to the prominent Paramount Theatre from January to December to participate in diverse upcoming events.

This official City of Seattle landmark showcases the very best in entertainment, from smash-hit Broadway musicals to world-famous bands, evocative dance performances to A-List comedians, magical family shows to captivating jazz recitals, Paramount Theatre has it all! Placed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 9, 1974, this stunning building has seen the likes of Pink Floyd, The Grateful Dead, Madonna and Nirvana taking to its stage – making history in every way! No wonder it’s the busiest theatre in Seattle!

Many famous and upcoming acts have graced the stage at the Paramount Theatre Seattle. David Bowie, the Marx Brothers, Madonna, and Nirvana are just some of the past Paramount Theatre performers. Visitors can enjoy upcoming shows and concerts with general admission to the main floor or sit back and relax while watching the latest contemporary dance group from the Paramount Theatre’s cabaret-style seating.

Whether you want to view one of the many silent films that still play in Seattle or catch a Broadway comedy, you can be sure you’ll have an amazing time at the Paramount Theatre Seattle.

Ultimate Seattle Theatre Guide

It’s not always easy to keep up with the vast amounts of cultural events and upcoming theatre shows in Seattle. The city of performance arts is fast-paced and wild, so it’s easy to miss out on your favorite shows when they come to town. That’s why we’re here. We have unique first hand experience of the Paramount Theatre in Seattle and the theatre scene with over 10 years expertise in the entertainment industry. We always ensure our information, research and recommendations are genuine, trusted and from first hand experience.

This entire site is your ultimate comprehensive guide designed specifically to make it easy to keep up to date on upcoming theatre shows, broadway tours and concerts happening at Paramount Theatre – Seattle’s best live entertainment theatre. Not only that, but unlike all other sources on the internet we provide the maximum amount of information possible for each listed event, from supporting artists to and tour information.

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Parking Information

Although the Paramount Theatre does not have its own parking lot, there are several pay lots in the area, as well as metered street parking, which is free after 8 pm and on Sundays, all within walking distance of the theatre. Multi-level garages can also be found nearby at The Grand Hyatt’s 7th and Pike Street Garage, The Washington State Convention Center and in Pacific Place Mall.

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Brief History

Opened in 1928 as the Seattle theatre, the opulent Paramount Theatre is widely known as the premier performing arts venue in town! With lavish decoration reminiscent of the Palace of Versailles, and a lively roster of vaudeville shows and silent movies, the theatre was the place to be in the Roaring Twenties, and nowadays it’s just as popular! Though it started as the Seattle Theatre with 3,000 seats in the late 1920s featuring silent films and talkies, Seattle’s Paramount Theatre of today is a glorious 2,807-seat performing arts venue. As of October 9, 1974, the Paramount Theatre is on the National Register of Historic Places. It’s also one of Seattle’s most notable, long-standing landmarks.

The Paramount Theatre’s long history makes it no stranger to change. Over the years, many of Paramount Theatre’s owners would change how they managed the theatre and the types of national and local entertainment the Paramount Theatre would feature. They did everything they could to ensure the Paramount Theatre withstood the test of time and adjusted to the different waves of film and music the country would experience throughout the decades.