The Morris Performing Arts Center was built in 1922 as part of the Orpheum Theatre chain. It was the most modern theater in the country, and in the early days it served as a vaudeville house and shows ran continuously with a new act every ten minutes. Broadway troupes traveling from New York to Chicago would often stop in South Bend and perform.
Today, the Morris regularly hosts nationally known performances in music, dance and Broadway, as well as the South Bend Symphony. The theater provides the City of South Bend with a multi-million dollar economic impact annually and is a regional arts destination.
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