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Welcome to Theatre Bizarre, staged within the historic Detroit Masonic Temple complex. This multi-space venue uses eight floors of the building, including the Masonic Temple Theatre and the Jack White Theatre (formerly Cathedral Theater). The complex offers a unique, immersive experience with varying capacities across spaces: the Masonic Temple Theatre seats 4,635 and the Jack White Theatre seats 1,725, with total capacity adapting to the event layout. Whether you’re a local or visiting Detroit, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a smooth night out.

The venue is located at 500 Temple St, Detroit, MI 48201 in downtown Detroit, placing it within easy reach of multiple transportation options and a selection of hotels and eateries just a short stroll or ride away.

Proof of a longstanding Detroit tradition, Theatre Bizarre has called the Detroit Masonic Temple home since 2011, after moving from prior venues. While 2020–21 and 2023 cancellations occurred, the event remains a hallmark of the city’s creative scene. For guests, secure your seats early, confirm the exact space hosting your show (Masonic Temple Theatre or Jack White Theatre), and explore our curated hotel and dining partners to enhance your visit. If you’re driving, plan for nearby paid lots or garages and consider shuttle services offered during larger events to simplify parking. For public transit, the Detroit People Mover provides convenient access with Fort/Cass and Michigan stations within walking distance to the venue.

Venue at a Glance

  • Venue: Detroit Masonic Temple complex — eight floors used for Theatre Bizarre events
  • Seating options: Masonic Temple Theatre (4,635 seats); Jack White Theatre (1,725 seats)
  • Parking: No on-site parking; nearby paid lots/garages and shuttle options during events
  • Transit: Detroit People Mover accessible; Fort/Cass and Michigan stations within walking distance
  • Nearby hotels (roughly within 1 mile): MGM Grand Detroit, Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney, The Siren Hotel, Westin Book Cadillac, Holiday Inn Express Detroit Downtown
  • Notable history: Theatre Bizarre has occupied eight floors of the temple since 2011; Cathedral Theater renamed Jack White Theater in 2013

How to Plan Your Visit

  • Secure your seats early—space and configurations vary by event date and venue space
  • Check the specific space hosting your show (Masonic Temple Theatre vs. Jack White Theatre)
  • Utilize nearby parking options and consider shuttle services if offered for larger events
  • Explore nearby hotels for convenient stays and preferred booking links
  • Consider dining options before or after the show at nearby restaurants

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue: Detroit Masonic Temple, 500 Temple St, Detroit, MI 48201; a multi-space venue used for Theatre Bizarre across eight floors of the building.
  • Capacity: Masonic Temple Theatre seats 4,635; Jack White Theatre seats 1,725; total capacity varies by space within the complex.
  • Parking: The Masonic Temple does not offer onsite parking; nearby paid lots/garages are used, with options like secure lots and shuttle services during events.
  • Transit: Downtown Detroit access via Detroit People Mover; closest stations include Fort/Cass and Michigan, within walking distance to the Masonic Temple.
  • Nearby hotels: MGM Grand Detroit, Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney, The Siren Hotel, Westin Book Cadillac, Holiday Inn Express Detroit Downtown, and others within about 1 mile.
  • Notable events: Theatre Bizarre uses eight floors of the temple and has been held there since 2011 (previously at other venues); 2020–21 and 2023 cancellations; Cathedral Theater renamed Jack White Theater in 2013.