Marion Oliver McCaw Hall at Seattle Center is one of Seattle's major performing arts venues, distinguished by contemporary architecture and a sweeping glass façade extending across multiple levels of its lobby. The main Susan Brotman Auditorium has 2,891 seats and was designed to accommodate demanding opera, ballet, concert and other stage productions. The venue is the permanent home of Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet and forms an important part of the Seattle Center campus.
Inside, tiered seating is combined with clear sightlines toward the stage, advanced production technology and acoustics created for musical and theatrical performances. Spacious glass-fronted lobbies provide an open and elegant setting before a performance, while areas for relaxing and food and beverage services are available during events depending on the individual production.
The hall is located at 321 Mercer St, Seattle, United States, on the northern side of the Seattle Center campus. The main approach leads through Kreielsheimer Promenade, while the nearby Mercer Street Garage provides a direct pedestrian connection toward McCaw Hall, making arrival by car convenient. For broader transportation options to Seattle Center and around the city, the additional information further down this page provides useful planning details.