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Reno Theaters Downtown

Reno theaters downtown


Reno has three of what locals consider to be 'theaters' downtown, and then an Events Center, and of course the big casinos downtown have theaters in-house which feature great shows as well. We also have a 12-plex movie theater downtown.

Each of our main theaters are architecturally stunning in their own way, and each compliments the other, which is a good thing because they are practically across the street from one another. The Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts is home to the Reno Philharmonic, the Nevada Opera, the Sierra Nevada Master Chorale and is now bringing Broadway to Reno. Bruka Theater, on the other spectrum, brings more cutting edge smaller projects to Reno, such as Reefer Madness: the Musical, and also Theater for Children productions, which include reenacted fairytales. Then there's the mysterious Magic Underground beneath the streets of Downtown Reno.

Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts - The golden dome in the heart of downtown, this large theater is home to Reno Philharmonic, Nevada Opera, Broadway Shows and Nationally known speakers.
Bruka Theater - Bruka theater is the 'off-broadway' theater downtown which showcases amazing local talent, traveling productions as well as a Children's Theater.
Magic Underground - A theater beneath the streets of Reno where you can find amazing magic and illusionist acts.
Reno Events Center - Recently completed, the Reno Events Center downtown plays host to everything from concerts to boxing matches, to rodeos and traditional conventions.
Riverside 12 - This is our movie theater downtown, a nice 12-plex right on the river with a huge spacious lobby, stadium seating and digital sound.






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