Opened in 1928 as the flagship moviepalace of the Fox Theatres chain, it was the first movie theater in the world designed to include a built in speaker system for films.
The Fox theater is one of the most spectacular places to visit that remains from old Detroit. Many Americans are unaware that Detroit was the Paris of America. When the auto industry died, so did it.
Fantastic choice of performers. This venue mixes it up on a regular basis from theater to concerts to comedy acts, one of the most historic buildings in Detroit worth the visit!
The art on the walls everything's beautiful makes you proud of Detroit looking like Royalty up in here real talk. I've worked there many nights love this place.
Come early to a show here to have this grand, gilded hall to yourself. Audiophiles will love the near-perfect acoustics. For more local tips, follow us on 4sq or check out www.renhotels.com
If you're in Detroit, you have to check out a concert here! This is one of the most beautiful old theaters left in the country. They don't build them like this anymore. The accoustics are amazing and
Last we went, John Oliver was doing a comedy act. My father and I receded only 30 feet away, one of the greatest things about this theater, is that all seating is quality.
Opened in 1928, the Detroit Fox is one of 5 Fox Theaters across the United States. It was the first movie theater in the world to be constructed with built-in equipment for sound films.
Take the tour, get backstage and check out all the old signatures. The illitches had part of the old wall removed but there are some awesome ones! Watch out for ghosts!
Wanna do something special & different after the show? I took my son & I on a bicycled taxi ride from here around downtown. U pay whatever U want! Call Ahmed @ Breeze Cab 347-245-3323. (N da winter 2)
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Park behind the Fox on the street...save yourself $20 bucks. Also, arrive an hour before the show starts to account for traffic and the multiple ushers/ticket checkers that will stop you on your way t
check out all of the animals hidden all over the theatre. also in the ceilings, you'll see numbers etched in... its from the renovation back in the 80s