Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre

The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre is defined by a shimmering façade of vertical, anodized aluminum rods that wrap the building's exterior, mimicking the folds of a heavy stage curtain. Dedicated in two thousand nine, this twelve-story tower houses a performance space designed to function as a machine for theater, deliberately stacking support facilities above and below the auditorium rather than wrapping them around the stage.