Alan L.
11/6/2025
Convenient location The theatre is comfortable and easy to access by Metro or car (there are multiple parking garages in the area). The seats and the sound are good.
Warner Theatre
$$
Closed
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513 13th St NE
Washington, DC 20002
The Warner Theatre is a Live Nation venue located at 513 13th Street, NW in the heart of downtown DC’s vibrant Pennsylvania Quarter Arts District. Built first for vaudeville & silent movies, the Theatre opened in 1924. Adapting to new entertainment trends in the 1950s, the auditorium was redesigned for Cinerama movies. In 1989 The Theatre closed for 3 years to undergo extensive renovations & enhancements. The "new" Warner Theatre opened in 1992 with a gala feat. Frank Sinatra (in his final D.C. appearance) & Shirley MacLaine. It has since become a destination not only for revitalized downtown DC, but also for national & international recording artists & the finest in theatrical, dance, & TV presentations.
Reviews
3.5325 reviews
Bernadette C.
7/19/2025
Good DC Theatre -- Music Concerts & other Events Intimate theatre which excellently sized for musical events and personality events. I've seen Somebody Feed Phil, the star of the Netflix series...
Julie S.
2/7/2025
Gorgeous historic theater in downtown DC. I have been lucky enough to see a few shows in this venue and it is a treat every time. I am always in awe of its beauty and charm. From the decorative...
Ray G.
2/24/2025
My wife and I attended the ABC and Howard Jones concert at the Warner Theatre. It is a great venue, and I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. The lobby is a bit tight, especially with...
Linda O.
12/22/2024
I agree with others that this historical theater is a gem. There isn't a bad seat in the orchestra section as the main floor of the theater is inclined downward. Saw the Washington Ballet's...
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