Orpheum Theater
Wichita, KS
CSS conducted historic paint analysis and decorative painting throughout this 15,000 sq. ft. historic Orpheum Theatre in Wichita, Kansas. Originally designed in 1922 by renowned theatre architect John Eberson, the theatre features a distinctive Andalusian architectural style.
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Our work encompassed the stage, main auditorium, mezzanine, and grand balcony, restoring historic decorative finishes and ornamental detailing to bring the theatre’s original design to life. Through meticulous research, historic paint analysis, and skilled craftsmanship, we revitalized the distinctive character and architectural splendor of this landmark performing arts venue.
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This restoration was a collaborative effort alongside WDM Architects, MKEC Engineering, Luke Scott, Stan Landwehr, Schuler Shook, the Kansas Historical Society, Eby Construction Company, and Saunders & Associates, Acoustics and Technology Consulting.
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