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Andrew Jackson Hall
Andrew Jackson Hall, where our Broadway season is presented, is a spacious proscenium theater with continental seating. The stage is 130’10” wide and 53’1” deep with a 57’4” x 36’0” proscenium opening. An orchestra shell is available for use if desired. With a maximum seating capacity of 2,472, including 47 pit seats, Andrew Jackson Hall is TPAC’s largest facility.
Andrew Jackson Hall, where our Broadway season is presented, is a spacious proscenium theater with continental seating. The stage is 130’10” wide and 53’1” deep with a 57’4” x 36’0” proscenium opening. An orchestra shell is available for use if desired. With a maximum seating capacity of 2,472, including 47 pit seats, Andrew Jackson Hall is TPAC’s largest facility.
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