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VenueMain Stage At Portland Center Stage

The venue

About Main Stage At Portland Center Stage

The Main Stage at Portland Center Stage sits in the Armory complex in the Pearl District, offering a the best available price venue with 515 in the orchestra and 75 in the balcony. The adjacent Ellyn Bye Studio seats up to 199, giving the complex versatility for bold new works and intimate performances. Whether you’re here for a long-running favorite or a premiere, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking options, transit access, and trusted partner recommendations for a comfortable stay near the theater.

Portland’s vibrant Pearl District provides a walkable backdrop with great dining, nightlife, and easy access to public transportation. If you’re planning a night out for a show like The Play That Goes Wrong on the Main Stage or annual events like the JAW New Play Festival, secure your seats and book with confidence through our trusted network.

Seating is shown on the venue page with available great seats and the section you want details so you can pick your perfect view ahead of time. When you’re ready to plan the full experience, consider nearby hotels such as Mark Spencer Hotel, Hyatt Regency Portland, Jupiter Hotel, and Woodlark Hotel for convenient stays during your visit. For meals before or after the show, our recommended nearby restaurants align with West Coast vibes and comfort dining, making your theater night easy from start to finish.

Address: 128 NW Eleventh Ave, Portland, OR 97209. Parking options nearby include the Brewery Blocks/Whole Foods Underground Garage with ample spaces, on-street parking, and multiple transit options including bus, MAX, and the Portland Streetcar. If you’re traveling from outside the city, there are plenty of accessible routes to make your evening smooth.

Note: Dates and events are subject to change. For rescheduled events, we’ll display: RESCHEDULED from its original date and Date to be announced for upcoming schedules. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticketing and non-stop support to secure your seats for the next great performance at the Main Stage.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: U.S. Bank Main Stage seats 590 (515 orchestra, 75 balcony); Ellyn Bye Studio seats up to 199.
Address: 128 NW Eleventh Ave, Portland, OR 97209.
Venue type: The Armory complex houses two theaters—the 590-seat U.S. Bank Main Stage and the 199-seat Ellyn Bye Studio.
Seating chart: Interactive seat maps are available on the Seat Maps page for both stages.
Parking and transit: Nearby parking includes Brewery Blocks/Whole Foods Underground Garage (1,300 spaces); on-street parking; public transit via bus, MAX, and Portland Streetcar.
Nearby hotels: Mark Spencer Hotel, Hyatt Regency Portland, Jupiter Hotel, Woodlark Hotel.
Notable events: JAW New Play Festival (annual); The Play That Goes Wrong on the Main Stage; Storm Large performances (e.g., 2026 run); historic Armory productions such as West Side Story in 2006.