Alabama Theatre

If you’ve never visited the Alabama Theater, it’s a must do! The holiday film series is a great way to enjoy the theater and classic films on a movie theater screen. The theater hosts all sorts of events through the year from concerts to movies to plays. There’s tons of public parking available close by. It’s a beautiful vintage theater! Do be forewarned, the seats on the floor level are pretty narrow so bigger people might be uncomfortable. The seats on the mezzanine are better. Be sure to see the lowest level lounge where the restrooms are located.

Wow! What a beautiful theater right in downtown Birmingham! 🎭 This place is absolutely stunning and has that classic old-theater charm. Once inside, you’d think you were at a NYC Broadway show! There are even plenty of restrooms downstairs, which is always a plus. The only downside was that the beer I ordered tasted skunked — when I checked the date, it was almost a year expired. For the price, you really don’t want that to happen. Other than that, everything else about this place was amazing!

I love the AL Theatre but the seats are SMALL. The drinks are pricey too but that's not a big deal. It's definitely the seating that needs some updating without losing the originality.

They staff went above and beyond for anyone with a disability. They literally walked through the crowd several times, looking for anyone who may be disabled to make sure they got to the front of the line. They were all so nice and made sure everyone found their seats and would ask you if their was anything they could help you with. It was definitely a great place to visit.

Didn’t watch anything on the theater but the outside is really beautiful clean organized and has the famous sign

Clint Black was fantastic! The staff at Alabama Theater was friendly and courteous as always.

Go. Even if you dont watch a show, everyone needs to see this place. Its amazing

We enjoyed the theater organ concert today-and the ballet 2 months ago. The Alabama Theater is a living, breathing center for the Arts!

How do you say beauttttttttiful!! My goodness! I forgot that I was in Alabama it was beautiful inside! Be aware, restrooms are at the bottom or the very top floor. This is just a beautiful building! The seats on the 1st balcony are in even numbers.

Great experience at a historical venue. I attended Orchestra Noire at this venue and was mesmerized by the performance of the orchestra! Wow, just wow!! You never really think you're going to have an exciting time when attending the orchestra, but sit down and let me enlighten you...the selection of music to evoke emotions catches you completely off guard. The first half starts out swooning you into this place of love, dare I say, and happiness? Anyways, the orchestra definitely feed off the energy of the audience. The dj's performance at intermission turns the heat up for the second half. The second half was all 90s and early 2000s music. Phenomenal!!! Now, the venue holds all the charm of a historical venue, but please can we accommodate the disabled by installing an elevator? Those that would like to attend events at this venue, but may be restricted because of accessibility is unfair. Please fix this problem!!!

What a classic Bham spot :) I love coming here to watch holiday movies and during the sidewalk film festival. I wish the seats were a bit more comfy, but I wouldn't trade the classic style and festive ambiance.

I love the Alabama! I've been here numerous times! Most frequently for the Rocky Horror Masquerade Ball. My best friend landed the part of Janet several times and we always got to hang out backstage as she and others prepared for the show! The Alabama did a great job with their sales of the Rocky Horror kits for audience partici....PATION! :) The kits weren't awfully expensive and contained all you needed to play along with the long-beloved show! My stepdaughter and her husband participated in a Halloween costume contest here that was a lot of fun to watch! I don't recall if it was affiliated with the RH Masquerade Ball or not; however, I imagine it was. The theater was built in 1927 by Paramount Studios as an Alabama showcase for Paramount films. It housed the annual Miss Alabama pageant and the weekly Mickey Mouse Club. It's a top-notch venue and we have always enjoyed events there! Do know that currently, the theatre is closed for renovations and maintenance and scheduled to reopen on July 20, 2024. If you get an opportunity to see the Rocky Horror Masquerade Ball, you should. They do a great job with the entire show!

We just visited over Christmas to see my favorite movie, White Christmas and loved the sing along! The Alabama staff are always helpful and friendly and the ambiance of the historical theatre cannot be beat. Make this a point to visit on your next trip through Birmingham!

Absolutely a phenomenal and beautiful theater. First visit to this iconic theater to attend a concert and was impressed. A nostalgic theater with spectacular art and decor throughout the theater. This place is stunning. We attended the Lake Street Dive concert and would definitely go back for more.

With a few snack options and a bar, you will be fully prepared to enjoy the elegant surroundings of this beautiful theater. It is an absolutely gorgeous place!!

WHERE TROUBLES MELT LIKE LEMON DROPS! The Alabama Theater has so much rich history. It is a beautiful theater, and has been restored very nicely. There is a plaque outside the theater that describes a little about the history of the theater and some of the big performances that have occurred in that very spot. I can't believe I have lived here in Birmingham a solid year and have not come to the theater before today. Since the World Games are in full swing, there are a lot more events and things to do around the city these days. I decided instead of being outside in this horrid heat, I was going to enjoy myself at the theater. I saw online that the Alabama Theater was hosting a Wizard of Oz screening with a sing along portion too. I grew up on the classic movies and books, so seeing this as an event was definitely right up my alley. Apparently every summer the theater does a summer film series, which showcases a whole bunch of the classic movies. They also have one in the winter too, but best of luck getting tickets to those as they are typically always sold out. The line to get in was long, but it wasn't too bad. They checked our bags and purses. Metal detected us and then checked our tickets.Really liked seeing how much prevention they put into making sure everyone in the theater is safe. I made sure to get a good seat on the mezzanine so I could see the whole stage. Before the film started, the organ player played beautiful music, mainly based around Judy Garland, obviously. The concession stand made a point to create drinks themed after the movie. As Tito's is the main sponsor for this movie series, there was a lemon drop drink for the wizard of oz film showing. I absolutely loved coming to this theater and know I will be back for more movies and more fun memories here. If you have not yet been to this theater its a must. Immerse yourself into the Alabama culture.

Built in 1927 this venue is a rich part of Birmingham's heritage. I love coming to the Alabama Theatre whenever the opportunity presents itself. I've visited here a number of times and it's always an enjoyable experience. My most recent visit was to attend the Miss Alabama Pageant. I have been associated with this organization for many years and this was my first time attending the pageant here. In previous years when I've attended , the pageant was held at Samford University. I felt like there wasn't a bad seat in the house but I was wrong ! Our seats were located in the left Mezzanine section and they are terrible . It's extremely difficult to see the stage. No other complaints otherwise because the beauty and charm of this venue makes up for any other shortcomings. The dedicated ushers are all so friendly and helpful. Downtown parking always presents a unique challenge but if you get the opportunity to attend an event here , do yourself a favor and go!!

Fabulous and gorgeous! We love coming here for events but the December holiday movies are my absolute favorite!!

WOW, just WOW. My first time in the Alabama Theatre. My wife and I saw "The Wizard of Oz" original film. The organ played live to start the show; they had a sing along of the Movie's songs (Over the Rainbow). We had a bit stall popcorn (If was PERFECT), a Coke and my wife had a glass of wine. The seats were great. The views were great and the Theatre was spectacular. I can not emphasize the enjoyment today was. It was like the Wizard took my wife back decades when simple was better. I must say I love old movies anyway but in this environment is was over the top. We have tickets for "Three Dog Night" later this summer and plan on going to a few more movies. Enjoy your experience.

Our first time here, and truly enjoyed watching the 1925 Silent Film Classic "The Phantom of the Opera." We'll definitely be back!

Absolutely love this venue. Wether it's viewing of a summer movie to an actual show, this location never seems to disappoint. The drink are a little pricey, however we'll worth it. Really like that they also have a little "store" next to the bar. I'm one of those that always buys. Great work guys!

I was harassed by the security while entering the building, and the director doesn't think it's important enough to apologize to me for. I'm absolutely disgusted by this correspondence and my last encounter with the Alabama.

How can you not love the Alabama Theater? It's simply mesmerizing. I remember the first time I came as a child. I have no clue what was on the stage/ screen. (Probably something educational.) I do remember walking in and having no expectations but being completely blown away by the beauty and extravagance. Every area is filled with grandeur. Every detail is perfect. Everything you watch is just better here. We saw The Princess Bride today and I noticed so many new details in the movie that I never noticed before. The comraderie and atmosphere is something you will not find at your average movie theater. I am so glad that the time and effort was put into restoring this beautiful, historic theater and the Lyric across the street. Oh, and don't forget that organ! Big Bertha, the mighty Wurlitzer, it is such an icon!

I may be kinda biased, but I love going to Alabama Theatre. My first date with my BF was at the Alabama Theatre to see "The Breakfast Club". Since then we have been back many times to see various artist and a movie at Christmas time. You need to go in December to see the theatre all decorated, but make sure you get tickets in advance since they usually sell out. The one downside is the lack of/small bathrooms (especially for women). Expect to wait during peak times.

Nostalgic, unique, iconic. Intimate, ornate, beautiful. Visit and support an Alabama treasure. http://alabamatheatre.com/support-the-alabama/become-a-member/

I love the Alabama Theatre. I had only been a few times as a child coming to see Christmas movies, but recently came here with fellow Yelp elite, Casi R. to see Gone With the Wind. The movie was amazing, and I loved how elegant the theater was inside. Lines are pretty common here. We had to park far away, and there was a huge line getting our tickets checked, getting concessions, and also for the ladies' room. I would highly recommend getting here early if you plan to see a popular movie.

This is one of the most beautiful theaters I have ever been to. As a resident of Birmingham, I am ashamed to say that my most recent visit on New Year's Eve was the first time I've been here in about 15-20 years. The design and decor alone make you step back in time even though many areas have been refurbished. When you walk in, you can't help but notice the amazing design of the place, especially the ceiling. They have a full bar that serves snack food, soft drinks, beer/wine , and liquor drinks. It's amazing they have that much in such a small space in the lobby! Bathrooms are downstairs, and usually don't get too crowded. The sound resonates very well while in the theater, and seating is good throughout. We sat in the Mezzanine section center in the back; at times it was hard to see above the person sitting in front of us, so I think next time we will sit on the main level or even the balcony with no obstruction. Overall, I can't wait to get back here for some more concerts as well as catch some Christmas movies during the holidays next year! Great venue.

Have seen 2 movies in this theater and both were great. This place is so eclectic and very unique . Screen size is decent size, and the sound system is ok. It could be better to play off the beautiful wood working around the theater. But it retains that charm of yester years past. Ticket prices are better decent compared to new theaters. One thing i have cone to enjoy is the adult beverages served here. There are not many theaters at all in AL that serve alcohol much less mixed drinks. All in all you have to experience this place at least once to appreciate the atmosphere and heritage this place preserves

Being new to the Birmingham AL area, I thought that I would visit a historical landmark and boy did it not disappoint! The entrance is filled witj the old fashion signage-light bulbs. I was not sure what to expect as I was only going to see some movie. I was blown away by the decorations on the inside lobby from the crown molding, beautiful wood carvings surrounding the ceiling, to the chandeliers hanging. The theatre is large surrounding a small stage, with an amaxing skylight over head. What is fascinating about this venue is that prior to the movie starting, a traditional Oregon player comes out of the floor and introduces himself to the crowd, plays some tunes prior to the movie starting and then disappears back into the stage. The artwork, history, decorations, red carpet made this historical monument breath taking! I am so excited to go and revisit again soon.

First time there and will definitely come back. Opening night of the Christmas season with White Christmas and the theater was full. Special treat was getting to hear the organ play and the sing along. The dance team from Vestavia was there and were great.

What a perfect way to see your favorite band or to start a highly recommended tradition by coming here to watch a classic Christmas/holiday movie. The theater is stunningly beautiful. If you ever have time to look around at all the intricate details this place has I suggest you do!

Absolutely beautiful. We went at Christmas time and it was beautifully decorated. Get there early because you will want to look around. This theater was built in the 20s and it is like strolling back in time. Thank goodness they redid this beautiful theater and it is still operational. At Christmas, they show classic Christmas movies. They are sold out so be sure to get your tickets early. We saw Elf there and it was really a delight! Before the movie they played carols on the original Wurlitzer. Everyone sang along. So fun! Next year, I really want to see It's a Wonderful Life. Hope to see you there!

I had no idea how cool this theater was!! I just went for the first time to see Psycho for the summer film series and I was blown away! The theater is absolutely beautiful! It has high ceilings, ornate wall carvings, and the old style ticket booth at the front. Tickets were only $8 and there is a pre-show beforehand with the organist! Gary the organist was so funny and he did a cute sing-a-long beforehand to get us all excited before the movie Also don't worry if you didn't want to miss out on a weekend night drink, they do sell alcohol there and not for those usually crazy movie prices! Drafts were $5 and local brews $6. They also have some specialty cocktails as well! This theater is a beautiful piece of history in Birmingham and is definitely worth a see!

Beautiful place!! Bathrooms could use a little updating or add some more toilets. Other than that this building was beautiful and the venue we attended was awesome!

I visited the Alabama Theatre for the first time even after being a native to Birmingham. I decided to go to the movie "It is a Wonderful Life - Sing a long. The theater was decked out in all of it's finest for Christmas. The bar was well stocked with unique cocktails, as well as soft drinks, usual pasties (not homemade) and popcorn. I got a soft blonde brownie, some popcorn and a coke. It was reasonably priced and fresh. The lines were long, however, moved fast. Seems every one was in their seats in time for the start of the show. The Master of ceremonies for the sing-a-long was funny and very talented. The movie was fantastic even though I was apprehensive about individuals singing while I was enjoying the movie. That was not a problem after all. I really recommend it

Saturday, March 8th, Tony and I was urban hiking in Birmingham and when I rounded the corner and saw the "ALABAMA THEATER" and the marque all lite up..I was so excited...almost giddy...my husband calls it ARCHITECTURE ORGASM...I just call it PURE EXCITEMENT...a rush from the past...a charge to my memory of good and happy thoughts...okay ORGASM...lol !!! I love to tour old buildings and OMG this one was OPEN!!!! They were having some sort of Talent show auditions and people were everywhere, practicing in the lobby, the hallways and bathroom..I went from Basement to 5th floor...climbing the red carpeted steps in "PURE AWE" of the gold, red and art deco glitz of the Fabulous 20's... Tony felt we were trespassing so he went outside to the sidewalk to smoke..MISSING the beauty of the building from top to bottom..besides if I was trespassing it would be good to have someone on the outside to Bail me out!!! ((( LOL))) I found a very nice lady with a badge on showing she was security. I told her I was only interested in the theater and the beauty of the building and asked if I could meander through the halls and take pictures..she said..."WHY YES of course...ENJOY"...and enjoy I did... Around every corner and up every step..another step back into time... I am in love !!! This has to be the MOST BEAUTIFUL example of GOLDEN GLITZ of the ART DECO age..every light fixture, every panel in the ceiling, every red velvet layer of material on the walls, flooring and seats...PERFECT NIRVANA... If you are in the area and get to enjoy the grandeur of this theater..YOU MUST!!!!

The Alabama theatre is a building worth Wikipedia-ing. I recently spent a good six hours here preparing for and watching a UAB Medical School fundraiser show, and the more we explored the theatre, the more intrigued I became by it's design and its intricacies. But before I go all architect on you, I'll review the theatre as a public venue: VENUE LOCATION -Central to downtown- not too far from some good dining & drinking options -Street parking is your best option -Conveniently located across from The Lyric -On the Bus line VENUE DECOR/DESIGN -Unique to the Theatre, and not what you'd expect to find in downtown Birmingham -Plush! red velvet curtains, stone busts of (assuringly) famous people, chandeliers, thick carpeting, etc. -There are lots of little corridors and circulation routes to thoroughly confused just about everyone -The lobby is grand! VENUE AMENITIES -The chairs are old and falling apart -There is little to no leg room -The bathrooms are in serious need of an update Overall, not a terrible place to sit and watch a show or a concert. Not the most comfortable hours of my life, but even in the balcony, the view was decent.

Alabama Theater Tour , why not... The venue is very nice! I couldn't see a bad seat in the house. Very intimate setting but large enough. Acoustics and sound was good. Very beautiful venue. My favorite was Ms.Bertha ( pipe organ built in 1927).

This may be my new favorite place in Birmingham overall! I finally made it out last weekend to the showing of Psycho, which was the opening of the summer film series. This place is an old movie theater from the 1920s that was safe from destruction and is now in Alabama historical site. I was completely in awe the entire time I was at the movie theater. From the ornate ceilings and decorations in the lobby to the super sweet volunteers helping out... the lead-up to the movie was great. Nothing can compare to that feeling first walking into the theater room... High ceilings with that are beautifully decorated, curtains on the sides of the screen, a balcony from which you can watch the movie, and old private seating areas that are now closed... you would never find this in a modern-day theater! Before the movie, they showed trivia/fun facts about the movie, showed an old cartoon, and had an organist playing a beautiful old red organ that rises out of the floor. The whole experience was quite literally a blast from the past. The movie was great of course, Psycho is one of my favorites. All this entertainment for only $8!! They sold popcorn, candy, sodas, and beer in the lobby, all for much more reasonable prices than you would find at any other theater. I was blown away by how cool the Alabama theater was. I'll definitely come back!

Went for the live showing of the Rickey smiley morning show. Beautiful inside. It was a bit hectic at 4:45 in the morning but overall the venue was aesthetically pleasing . I'll have to come back to an event that is a bit more organized so I can get a feel of the entire event space as a whole. Appears to be three levels with a concession stand of sorts available. The signage itself is beautiful and the building has a classical, old fashion feel to it.

A must stop for Birmingham, AL. I've been to many events at Alabama Theatre from concerts to the random movies they show quite frequently and I've never been disappointed. It's such a beautiful and well-preserved venue that takes you back in time to a place where going to the theatre was a big occasion rather than just something that was done in passing. You can subscribe to their calendar online to get updates on events or subscribe to their FB page to get automatic updates on when events are added. I love attending concerts here but am particularly fond of their Summer movie series and yearly Christmas movie showings as well. Want a snack or a drink? They have a full bar staffed with lovely employees.

It could be the neon sign, or the classic marquee, possibly the organ that disappears under the stage, or maybe the amazing concerts, perhaps the holiday movies that come with sing alongs, or all of the cinematic classics that they play through out the year... I'm certain that it is one of these things that makes me love the Theatre as much as I do. My first memory of the Theatre is my parents taking me to see "The Ten Commandments." After seeing it in that majestic setting on that huge screen, I was terrified when I happened to meet Charleston Heston years later. If I'd seen it on our home TV, it wouldn't have resonated as so real. If you are ever fortunate enough to see a show or movie here, then go ahead and count yourself as a lucky dog. Of all the things I've been lucky to see at The Alabama, watching "It's A Wonderful Life" each year with people I love, is by far my favorite. Go ahead and start making memories of your own... you can thank me later.

Absolutely beautiful!!! Located in the center of Birmingham's Theatre District. I have come here for many events (Rocky Horror Picture Show, Sidewalk Film Festival, etc.) and have always enjoyed myself. Of course, as with most places downtown, parking can be an issue, but it is worth it for such a historically beautiful theatre. If you ever have a chance to go to an event here, do it!

One of my favorite spots in Birmingham! It is just so beautiful and rich in history. Eight years ago I took my maternity pictures out in front of the theater and they came out beautifully. I've enjoyed seeing several shows here and fall in love with this place every time.

What a beautiful, somewhat eerie, magical, and historic place to visit! Whether its for a seasonal or holiday screening (ie Rocky Horror Picture Show), a concert or symphony, or even a tour, you'll be wide-eyed the whole time! Fun fact: In the 1930s, it had one of the largest Mickey Mouse Clubs in the world! Pretty cool! Silenced History & Progress: Birmingham has progressed a lot since 1927 and one can't help to enjoy the elegant features (gold leaf paint, red carpet, beautiful chandeliers, life-like statues, etc) of a building "not everyone" could enjoy throughout its heyday. This theatre is one of two (The Lyric) long-standing pieces of history in a GREAT part of the city that brings so many people together for so many events. So get off Yelp and find the perfect reason to check out this Mission/Spanish Revival work of art...and history!!

Wow what a beautiful place. My wife and I got to see the great Eddie Izzard here. What a show. Parking- downtown street parking for the most part. Bathrooms- plenty of stalls and very clean. Lobby- Huge. Gorgeously decorated. Everything has been renovated but looks authentic from a long long time ago. Theater- not 1 bad seat. Think of an English auditorium that you would watch a small/medium sized play in. Wonderful acoustics. You can't really appreciate the beauty of this place until you go inside. I can't wait for the next event here so I can go back.

What a 1927 beauty!!! I loved touring this theatre and hearing all the interesting facts about it. The Moorish archs, the Chinese lamps, the Venetian details...create an architectural melting pot that just leaves you in awe. They've done a great job preserving it and the place looks great in spite of the years. Some of the floral carpet is still original! My fave part was able to hear the original organ ("Big Bertha") played. What an amazing instrument! The music that came out of it transported me back in time and I can imagine people dressed in big gowns enjoying this magnificent theater decades ago. Yelp 100 Challenge! 2015: 11/100

This theatre is so pleasant. If only it's walls could talk. They have kept it so authentic looking and feeling. They have wonderful movie showings throughout the year. And everything you see and/or do there is a big deal. The staff is great and they all appear happy to be there. My mom surprised me with tickets to watch Gone With the Wind. She didn't tell me where we were going or what we were doing, she just picked me up and drove me downtown one Sunday afternoon. It was an AMAZING surprise. She really outdid herself. They even had people there dressed up in Civil War Era attire. I absolutely loved everything about this theater (except for the bathrooms, although they do add to the overall nostalgia of the venue)

Came here recently for two concerts (Jason Isbell and Leon Bridges). It's a great venue - not sure if there is a bad seat in the house. The acoustics/sound throughout the place are great. The lines for both the bathroom and the bar can be daunting at times. The architecture and decor remind you of a time long ago, and it's just a great feeling. It's always a treat to come here - it's just fun.

With an ambiance and history that rivals many of the greats, this theatre is an amazing structure that has gifted Birmingham for the last 80 years. My mother has toured the place more times than I can count and never gets tired of seeing this place in all its glory as she remembers when it wasn't so grande. A bit about the place taken from the website: The Alabama Theatre was built in 1927 by Paramount Studios as an Alabama showcase for Paramount films. It was used primarily as a movie palace for 55 years, with the exception of the annual Miss Alabama pagent and the weekly Mickey Mouse Club. In 1987, the owners of the facility declared bankruptcy and the theatre was purchased by Birmingham Landmarks Inc., a non-profit corporation. The new Alabama Theatre for the Performing Arts hosts many live events, as well as films. Each year the Theatre hosts over 300 events attended by a half million Birmingham area citizens. In 1998, the Theatre underwent a complete front door to back door restoration. The work was done by EverGreene Studios from New York City. In 8 months, the theatre went from its look of faded grandeur to a sparkling 1927 look with all the gold leaf paint either replaced or cleaned. In addition to the restoration, new carpet was installed in the ladies lounge and new drapes were installed on the stage and organ chambers. The Alabama is a must-see for any tourist or resident!

This beautiful theater is a great venue for a variety of events. I have seen Jason Isbell here twice, and attended a Christmas movie, Elf here recently. Every time has been a wonderful experience. The beauty of the theater never gets old. Not to sound like an old fogey, but it just doesn't seem like buildings are designed with this level of attention to detail and emphasis on beauty anymore. I am grateful to whoever has put in the effort to restore/preserve this theater. I have sat in the front orchestra seats, the dress circle, and the family circle ("nosebleeds") during different events, and I think the nosebleeds actually have the best acoustics! My hearing isn't very good, and when I sat on the right side of the orchestra seats, the sound seemed off (This was for Elf. I had difficulty understanding dialogue throughout the movie). The theater also sells alcohol, popcorn, and other concessions. For anyone wondering, seats for the Christmas movie series are general admission, and I would recommend arriving 45 minutes to an hour early to ensure you can find your choice of seating if your party is any bigger than two or three. Visit the Alabama Theatre! It's a piece of our city's history.

I saw Kasey Musgraves here and I was not disappointed. It's beautiful ornate theater that has great seating and viewing!

Truly the Showplace of the South! It is such a privilege to be able to spend time at an historical venue. I've been to many concerts and movies here, and the wonderment is still always there as soon as you pass through the doors. You feel like you are walking into a different time full of glamour and simpler pleasures. I love that the bar makes a special themed drink for the movie that is shown, and I also love that the prices on concessions are reasonable. And then, there's the MIGHTY WURLITZER! So awesome! It is always special to get to see and hear this organ and the talented & entertaining organist. From the lighted sign that looks like it turns 3rd Avenue into a carnival, to the Christmas movie series, and every event in between, the Alabama Theater is one of Birmingham's most delightful treasures

This venue is really cool and has that nostalgic feeling. There is a lot of great architecture inside and is in a desirable location of b'ham. I came here from Atlanta and compare it to the Fox. My wife and I saw Band of Horses and it was excellent. I thought the tickets were reasonably priced and I think that's down to location and popularity of the band. One thing that should be pointed out is that the upper level overhand blocks the sound off. This made the music sometimes sound bad - I couldn't always hear what the singers were singing. I was in the lower level, row S. If I had known this would be an issue I would've paid more for tickets closer, or for tickets in the upper level. Check with the venue if you see a rock band here.

Been here many times great place for a concert or show. Like stepping back on time. My favorite concert venue in Birmingham.

My wife and went to St Paul and the broken bones concert last night. Always impressed with the theatre, it's such a great venue!

This place set the standard as our kids' first concert. Came here for The Machine - Pink Floyd show and was awestruck with how cool this place was! We sat in the Dressing Circle front row and had the perfect view and sound.