University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance

Alphabetical Index of Facilities

Arthur Miller Theatre - This 280-seat theatre, named after the esteemed American playwright and U-M alumnus, represents the most public component of the Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Drama Center. A highly flexible courtyard format the theatre is designed for proscenium productions and able to accommodate an orchestra of up to 16 players or as a wide thrust stage configuration with seating on three sides and extraordinarily intimate dimensions between actor and audience.

Burton Memorial Tower

Charles Baird Carillon

Ethnomusicology Lab

James and Anne Duderstadt Center

Audio Studio

Electronic Music Studios A and B

Video Studio

Groundworks

Earl V. Moore Building

Blanche Anderson Moore Hall view panoramic image of the hall

Britton Recital Hall view panoramic image of the hall

McIntosh Theater view panoramic image of the theater

Surround Lab

Music Computing Site

Music Technology Lab

Rehearsal Hall

Gamelan Room view panoramic image of the gamelan

Hill Auditorium - The largest performing space on campus, Hill Auditorium seats over 3400 and is revered by musical groups around the world for its magnificant accoustics.

Lurie Carillon Tower

Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre - An intimate space seating 642, Mendelssohn Theatre is a proscenium theatre with exquisite oak paneling details.

Power Center for the Performing Arts - With a variable thrust or proscenium stage, the 1380 seat Power Center is the most versatle and modern facility on campus for theatrical productions or conferences.

Electrics Shop

Prop Shop

Scene Shop

Rackham Building

Auditorium - A majestic hall featuring intricate Art Deco detailing, Rackham Auditorium seats 1125 in splendor for lectures or chamber concerts.

Amphitheater

Stamps Auditorium

Stearns Building