The Orpheum is a name associated with various theaters across the United States, known for hosting live performances, including musicals, concerts, and other entertainment events. Many Orpheum theaters were built in the early 20th century and are recognized for their ornate architecture and historical significance. In addition to theaters, the term "Orpheum" is linked to the mythological figure Orpheus, a legendary musician and poet in ancient Greek mythology. Orpheus is famous for his ability to charm all living things with his music, which reflects the artistic spirit celebrated in the performances held at Orpheum venues.