Playhouse Square

1 | Ohio Theatre, 1511 Euclid Ave.

A $4 million renovation in 1982 made this elegant 1,000-seat theater what it is today. The basement houses Kennedy's Cabaret, a space for one-man shows. Curtain Call | You'll find authors (Robert F. Kennedy Jr.), comedians (Adam Carolla) and musicians (Ryan Adams) here.

2 | Palace Theatre, 1615 Euclid Ave.

Restored to its original splendor in 1988, a red lobby with a grand staircase welcomes theatergoers into the 2,800-seat space. Curtain Call | Many of the touring Broadway shows such as Mamma Mia! and The Addams Family stop here, as well as musicians such as Huey Lewis and the News.

3 | State Theatre, 1519 Euclid Ave.

The Italian Renaissance-style theater opened as a movie and vaudeville house with legendary performers such as the Marx Brothers gracing its stage. Curtain Call | It's now home to concerts from the likes of Nicki Minaj as well as Broadway favorites such as Disney's The Lion King.

4 | Hanna Theatre, 2067 E. 14th St.

A 2008 renovation revamped the 1,300-seat theater, which had hosted the likes of Al Jolson, into a 550-seat space with a stage that extends into the audience. Curtain Call | Great Lakes Theater fare stretches from Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale to the annual Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.

5 | 14th Street Theatre, 2037 E. 14th St.

Built in 2002 for the comedy improvisational group Second City Cleveland, the theater has since become the home to extended runs of more interactive shows and comedy acts. Curtain Call | Here you'll find comedy groups such as Last Call Cleveland and popular interactive shows such as Dixie's Tupperware Party.

6 | Westfield Insurance Studio Theatre, 1375 Euclid Ave.

Inside the Idea Center, this flexible space seats 300 and is equipped for performance theater and TV broadcast. Curtain Call | Many of the children's theater programs are held here as well as summer camp workshops.