The Meyer Theatre represents an extraordinary blend of the past and the present. This exceptional performance hall features the ornate design of a turn-of-the-century movie palace, yet offers new amenities attractive to modern-day audiences and performers.

With just under 1,000 seats, the theatre presents professional live performances, including musicals and non-musicals, concerts, family theatre, film festivals, and unique touring shows. Acts range from classic Shakespeare performed by nationally recognized troupes, to an intimate evening with folksinger Arlo Guthrie, or to an enchanting performance of Charlotte’s Web. Theatre space is further utilized for classes, seminars, workshops, and theatre training programs.

With a commitment to the community, the Meyer is also the site for many local performances, such as those of the Allouez Village Band, the Green Bay Symphony, Barb’s School of Dance, and more.

The Meyer Theatre is a member of the League of Historic American Theatres, an international not-for-profit network of people and organizations that promote the rescue, restoration, and reuse of historic theatres and other heritage buildings to serve communities.