CORBETT AUDITORIUM, the largest performing space, is one of the most visually striking and acoustically balanced college theatres in the nation. The facility was accorded the prestigious USITT Award for the best theatre renovation in the United States in 1997. Corbett Auditorium, which seats 740, is equipped with a 54' proscenium opening, hydraulic lifts, dimmer-per-circuit lighting and extensive sound circuiting (including video distribution and a digital Clear-Com Matrix-II intercom/paging system). The musical theatre program, backed by CCM's award-winning Philharmonia Orchestra and Jazz Band, performs large-scale works from the standard repertoire in this space. Past productions in Corbett Auditorium include Oklahoma!, A Chorus Line, My One and Only, Carousel, Into the Woods, The Secret Garden, On the Town, The Boys from Syracuse, Evita and West Side Story.

The 400 seat PATRICIA CORBETT THEATRE features a modified thrust stage with a 42' proscenium arch. Designed by Ming Cho Lee, this theatre has a Bayreuth style pit and steeply raked seating that creates an intimate relationship between actor and audience. In this space, the musical theatre program performs shows ranging from the standard repertoire to new works, from "classic" musicals to rock pieces. Past productions in the Patricia Corbett Theatre include Cabaret, Chess, The Baker's Wife, Little Me, Hair, The Hot Mikado, Assassins, Man of La Mancha, Chicago, Passion, Grand Hotel and Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party.

Musical Theatre Workshop productions are performed in THE COHEN FAMILY STUDIO THEATRE, a unique flexible space recently constructed in the Corbett Center. This exciting theatre development, created under the direction of Broadway theatre consultant Richard Pilbrow, provides CCM directors with a "black box" space in which audience members and actors can mingle freely during performances. Seating approximately 150, this intimate setting is perfect for new works, experimental pieces or a reexamination of the classics. In the past few years, workshop productions have included Rags, Merrily We Roll Along, Song and Dance, In Circles, Elegies, Side Show, Floyd Collins, Working, Company, Saturday Night, 110 in the Shade, Falsettos, Hello Again, Bat Boy, Urinetown, Runaways and the premiere of Under Construction. The Studio Theatre is also home to the Musical Redux series, an "Encores" style event which preserves forgotten gems from the great storehouse of the American musical.

The ROBERT J. WERNER RECITAL HALL is a state-of-the-art concert hall  that houses performances by students, faculty members and visiting artists. The Recital Hall is named for Robert J. Werner, former Dean of CCM, in appreciation for his tireless work in creating a world-class performing arts center on the University of Cincinnati campus.