Fisher Theatre - Detroit

Located in Detroit’s New Center neighborhood, the Fisher Theatre is housed within the historic Fisher Building, an Art Deco landmark known as "Detroit’s Largest Art Object." Originally opened in 1928 as a movie and vaudeville house, the venue was elegantly remodeled in 1961 for live performances. The interior features rich marble, Indian rosewood, and bronze detailing, creating a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. This storied history makes the theater a prestigious destination for fans who appreciate a blend of architectural grandeur and intimate performance spaces. While famous for hosting major Broadway tours, the Fisher is also a key stage for nationally recognized comedy. The venue regularly features touring headliners such as Jim Jefferies and Fortune Feimster, as well as celebrated comedic productions like Cole Escola’s "Oh, Mary!" For comedy fans, the Fisher Theatre offers a refined experience where nearly a century of theatrical tradition meets the best of modern stand-up.