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Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts

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Heinz Hall hosts the renowned Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in Pittsburgh's Cultural District. Broadway performances, concerts, and stage shows also run at the 2,662-seat venue. The theatre was originally opened as the Lowe's Penn Theatre in 1927, which closed in 1964. Major restoration and renovation allowed the hall to reopen in 1971.

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