Severance, or as it is known as Severance Hall, is a concert hall in the city of Cleveland, and it is considered one of the oldest theaters and performance venues in it. It was opened in 1931 AD and is home to the Cleveland Orchestra. The hall is characterized by its charming classic design in the form of a circular dome, followed by a main hall used to host performances and various musical events, and the hall can accommodate approximately 2,000 people.