Chrysler Hall

Posted to: Norfolk Theaters

Quick Facts
Other: Smoking: Smoking is prohibited inside the theater. Parking: Scope Garage, Brambleton lot across the street, Charlotte Street lot across the plaza and the Freemason Garage. Credit Card Info: Cash, Check (14 banking days prior to event), American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover

Quick Facts

Other:
Smoking: Smoking is prohibited inside the theater.

Parking:
Scope Garage, Brambleton lot across the street, Charlotte Street lot across the plaza and the Freemason Garage.

Credit Card Info:
Cash, Check (14 banking days prior to event), American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover

The performing arts center of the Scope complex, Chrysler Hall is handsomely appointed for distinctive theater and concert events. Home to the Virginia Symphony and the Norfolk Forum, Chrysler Hall also hosts the popular Broadway at Chrysler Hall.

Seating 2,500 in the orchestra, dress circle, and balcony, Chrysler Hall is well suited to a multitude of events. Its main lobby and two-level grand hall are perfectly suited to host weddings, receptions, and other formal events, and can easily accommodate any number of set-ups. Chrysler Hall has an exclusive in-house caterer, Aramark Catering & Concessions, who runs Showcase Restaurant and will help with any catered event.

201 E. Brambleton Avenue
Norfolk VA 23510
757-664-6464

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Archived comments

5 stars September 14, 2004
We just experienced the opening of the 85th season of the Va Symphony. What a wonderful performance and the Hillary HaHn was fantastic. We took advantage of Joann Faletta's talk before the symphony, what a treasure we have.
Reviewer: Lincoln Mueller from Virginia Beach