Magik Theatre

The Magik Theatre occupies the historic Beethoven Hall, recognizable by the cream-colored stone facade and the wide, arched windows facing Hemisfair. Built in eighteen ninety-five by the Beethoven Männerchor, a local German singing society, the hall served as a hub for concerts and theater for decades. In the nineteen nineties, the building shifted its focus to children's performing arts. It remains one of the few venues in the city where the original wooden stage floor still carries the echoes of those nineteenth-century performances.