Portland Center for the Performing Arts - Keller Auditorium

Located seven blocks southeast of the other theatres, the Keller Auditorium hosts events as varied as grand opera, rock, western and jazz concerts, ballet and modern dance performances, national tours of Broadway musicals and dramatic plays. The original building was constructed in 1917. It was totally renovated in 1968 with substantial technical improvements made in 1993.
 
* Keller Auditorium features: Seating for 2,992 on orchestra level and two balconies.
* 107 x 41-foot stage with 60 x 30-foot traditional proscenium.
* Excellent acoustics and sight lines.
* Orchestra pit for 70 musicians.
* Dressing rooms to accommodate 250 people.
* A 38 x 45-foot rehearsal room.
 
Design highlights: A soaring window-wall permits spectacular views of the Ira C. Keller Fountain (designed by Lawrence Halprin) from the foyers on all three levels; original artwork abounds throughout the public spaces; the International-style facade blends perfectly with the surrounding office and residential buildings.
 
Other venues at this location include; Winningstad Theatre, Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Newmark Theatre,
Winningstad Theatre and Brunish Hall Theatre.