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Portland, Oregon
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Yes, it was initially called the Portland Municipal Auditorium when it opened in 1917, but was renamed in honor of Richard B. Keller, a prominent Portland mayor, in 1968.
The auditorium is known for its distinctive proscenium arch, which frames the stage and enhances acoustics, making it a favorite for performances.
In addition to Broadway shows, the venue hosts concerts, ballet performances, and lectures, making it a versatile cultural hub in Portland.
The auditorium can accommodate approximately 3,000 guests, making it one of the largest performance venues in Portland.
In 1968, the auditorium underwent a major renovation to modernize its facilities and improve audience comfort.
The auditorium has been a central part of Portland's cultural scene for over a century, hosting countless memorable performances and events.
