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Al Ringling Theatre

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Bill Johnsen
View Website Favorite (10) 136 4th Ave - Baraboo, WI 53913
Information: 608-356-8864

Tours: Tuesday-Saturday at 1:30pm (May - September). Box Office: Tuesday-Saturday 1-6pm.

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Built in 1915, the Al Ringling Theater is considered American's Prettiest Playhouse. Tours, live performances from vaudeville to drama and from opera to rock and roll, children's theatre, Broadway productions as well as locally-produced plays and musicals. This historic theater features the Mighty Barton Organ!

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Baraboo Area Chamber of Commerce

Downtown Baraboo

Al Ringling Theatre

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  • Features
    • Disabled Access
  • History/Heritage Type
    • State Historic Site
    • Wisconsin History
  • Performing Arts Type
    • Theatre
    • Music

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