The breathtaking details including the foot-high chandelier! The Ohio Theatre is located at 39 E. We offer free booster seats for our youngest patrons at the Ohio Theatre. Booster seats are first come, first served, and our inventory is very limited. To receive a booster seat, please ask for a house manager upon your arrival to the Ohio Theatre. Each nursing station is equipped with a comfortable chair, hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, facial tissue, paper towels, access to electrical outlets, and private lighting.
The stations are available while the building is open, and through intermission during performances. The easiest way to find the nursing room is to enter the Ohio Theatre through the business office doors, in the walkway between the Ohio Theatre and the Sheraton Hotel.
Universal changing tables are also available in these restrooms. Please ask the house manager for assistance. An ID or credit card may be required to be held during your use of the listening device. ListenWiFi, formerly known as ListenEverywhere, can connect to a sound feed from your phone! Download the Google app here and the Apple app here.
When Scottish-born architect, Thomas W. In addition to movies, live performance shows touring the Loews circuit found a home on the Ohio stage. To decorate and furnish the Ohio, Loew's chose Anne Dornan, one of the first women to graduate from the Columbia School of Architecture. Dornan traveled around the world to select art and furnishings, even going on a safari to find appropriate decorations for the "Africa Corner" in the lower lounge of the Ohio.
The Ohio Theatre thrived as a movie house until the suburban sprawl of the s drew traffic out of downtown.
