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About Moore Theatre - WA

Welcome to Moore Theatre in downtown Seattle, the city's oldest active theatre and a cornerstone of Seattle’s performing arts scene. With a capacity around the best available price, this historic venue has hosted legendary performances from early rock moments to the birthplace of SIFF. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to make your night effortless.

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Address: 1932 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101

Moore Theatre (also known as Moore Egyptian during 1975–1981) stands as a historic anchor for Seattle’s arts community. It’s closely tied to the city’s cultural evolution, from its early stage traditions to its role in the grunge era and the SIFF legacy that began here in 1976. For guests, the venue offers access via multiple downtown transit options and nearby parking structures. After a show, consider a stroll to nearby hotels like The Charter Seattle (Curio by Hilton), Kimpton Palladian Hotel, or Thompson Seattle, all within walking distance to ensure a relaxed finish to your evening.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1932 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101.
  • Capacity: approximately 1,800 seats (some configurations list 1,768 seated).
  • Venue type: historic performing arts venue; Seattle’s oldest active theatre.
  • Seating chart: official STG seating charts available for Main Floor, Balcony, and 2nd Balcony.
  • Parking: no on-site lot; nearby options include the Third & Stewart/Third & Stewart Garage and curb loading zones for drop-off.
  • Transit: located in downtown Seattle with multiple bus routes and proximity to Westlake transit hub; walkable from Light Rail
  • Nearby hotels: The Charter Seattle (Curio by Hilton), Kimpton Palladian Hotel, Thompson Seattle, among others within walking distance.
  • Notable events: birthplace of the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) in 1976; historic performances and connections to early grunge era (e.g., Tommy by The Who 1971; renovations in 2013).
  • Renamed/demolished: not demolished or renamed today; formerly operated as Moore Egyptian during 1975–1981 before reverting to Moore Theatre.