Palace Theatre Columbus

Located in downtown Columbus at the base of the iconic LeVeque Tower, the Palace Theatre is a historic landmark that opened in 1926. Designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb and inspired by the Palais de Versailles, the venue features a grand staircase, ornate chandeliers, and a neo-classical interior. Originally built for vaudeville, the room was engineered with exceptional acoustics, ensuring every punchline carries clearly to the audience. Today, the Palace is a premier destination for major touring acts, ranging from Broadway productions to world-class stand-up. The stage has hosted celebrated comedians such as Ron White, Jo Koy, and Josh Johnson. For comedy fans, the theater’s blend of historic elegance and refined sound provides a sophisticated atmosphere for catching the industry's biggest names in the heart of the city.