MISSION
Share live performances where transformative moments of magic uplift and expand the spirit and imagination of the Heartland.

‍VISIONCommunities rely on the cherished spaces where the shared experience of a live performance can create connection to art and one another. In our region that gathering space is Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre. The people of Kansas benefit economically and through a richer quality of life because of the programming provided by the Fox. The Fox Theatre is committed to equitable access and a positive culture for all team members and patrons. We look forward to seeing you at the Fox!

HUTCHINSON'S HISTORIC FOX THEATRE opened on June 8, 1931, and was designed by the Boller Brothers who were well known for constructing grand “movie palaces”.  The Fox is considered one of the finest examples of theatre art deco architecture in the Central United States.  It draws its distinction as an art deco building through its stepped treatments and projecting pilasters, which emphasize the building’s geometric form.  The pressed aluminum and metallic glazed terra cotta floral, vegetal, and geometric reliefs, door moldings, capitals and bases, stair railings, light fixtures, cartouches, friezes, and other decorative features found in the building are all hallmarks of the art deco style.


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