Ohio Theatre

My daughter and I had the pleasure of seeing Hamilton at the Ohio Theatre a few days ago—and it was absolutely spectacular! The theatre itself is beautifully maintained and comfortably climate-controlled, with plush seating that made the experience even more enjoyable. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. Overall, the Ohio Theatre is a fantastic venue for Broadway productions—we couldn’t have asked for a better evening!

Got to see Hamilton yesterday! It was amazing!!! The theatre is absolutely stunning. Kinda wish they did the side seats a little differently because you miss portions of the stage but overall the theatre is absolutely breathtaking.

Ohio Theater is a beautiful theater. The architecture and interior is so amazing. I was there to see the play Hamilton which I enjoyed. It was a perfect venue for this incredible musical play.

Beautiful theater and perfect location. The original charm has been well maintained and the sights are breathtaking. Ample paid parking nearby with reasonable rates. I had a little turn around trying to pick up tickets from will call and it was a very busy crowd so it was hard to navigate, but it was the final show of Hamilton so it was to be expected. There are quite a few employees stationed around to help direct you and every person I interacted with was kind. The show was very good. One small thing I did notice though was the distribution of sound..... many times throughout the show, the volume of the music overpowered the lyricists and given that Hamilton packs so much info into the lyrics, it was a bit frustrating not being able to hear precisely. Again, that may be attributed to the performance and not the theater or sound engineer, but worth noting nonetheless. Overall it was a wonderful experience and we will definitely be back!

My Son and I saw Kimberly Akimbo here, and it was such a cool experience. The Theater reminds me of the Opera House in Belfast. The staff were all very pleasant, helpful and engaging. I can't wait to find a reason to come back.

I was there on Friday of the Memorial Day weekend to hear Columbus Symphony Orchesra perform Britten: WAR REQUIEM, which was deeply emotional and moving. The Columbus Symphony Choir and the Children's Choir also performed. It was quite fitting for the holiday remembering our fallen men and women. Ohio Theater as always, is easy to get to, parking close, and the seats comfortable. There are elevators for upper Loge and just a breathtaking venue for acoustics, etc.

The Ohio Palace is such a beautiful theater. The architecture and detail are something to admire. Using their website for tickets is fairly easy. Once you purchase tickets, you have the option to print your tickets or have them emailed to you. Parking in the statehouse underground lot has always been my go to. $5 to park, and it is right across the street. You must go through a metal detector before entering the building. Once inside, someone will assist you in which direction you need to go. When you enter the theater, an usher will take you to your seats and give you a playbill. The theater has a refreshment stand that serves drinks (alcohol and soft drinks). They do have wheelchair and handicapped seating on the ground floor. There is no elevator to the mezzanine area.

This magnificent building is a wonderful historic venue to watch the CAPA Summer Movie Series, now in its 56th year. The Mighty Morton Organ, almost 100 years in operation here, is a joy to hear.