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Chicago, Illinois
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The theatre, opened in 1926, was designed by the architectural firm Rapp and Rapp, featuring a lavish interior inspired by the Palace of Versailles.
Originally part of the vaudeville circuit, it transitioned to a movie theater in the 1930s before returning to live performances.
In 1999, the Cadillac Palace Theatre was restored to its original grandeur, reopening with the premiere of Elton John's musical 'Aida'.
The Cadillac Palace Theatre regularly hosts touring Broadway productions, making it a key venue for theatergoers in the city.
With its large seating capacity, the Cadillac Palace Theatre is one of the largest venues in Chicago's theater district.
Originally named the New Palace Theatre, it was renamed the Bismarck Theatre before adopting its current name in 1999.
