Ohio Theatre

See A Christmas Carol, great show! They had carolers in costumes singing, making it a true holiday experience. All seats are great, can see the stage from every where. Beautiful building, staff very helpful, guides you to your seats, very helpful. My only complaint is stairs to the 2nd floor, because of leg/back issues, it was hard, I didn't see a elevator, they did say the building is almost 100 years old. They also have snacks and drinks, and are cashless. My 2nd time seeing a show there.

My fiancee and I went to see the Ballet Met, The Nutcracker. The show was Excellent and with a twist. The theatre was so beautiful too. The ushers and ticket agents were so professional. Oh, I also found the GOLDEN NUTCRACKER!

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.

A great experience for the Nutcracker ballet! My daughter loved the extra activities. I wish there were more refreshments available at the theater.

It’s a classic for a reason. The primary venue for the ballet, symphony, Broadway series, etc., it is always the priority showpiece for CAPA and thus gets the most upkeep. It will never be able to host the physically largest tours since the backstage is minuscule, but this is Columbus, so we work with what we’ve got. That also means that for the shows we do get, the seating area doors don’t open until the last possible minute, and there is no comfortable place to wait - so just hang out in your car (or in nice weather on the statehouse grounds or at the commons) until a few minutes before showtime. The best thing to do there, though, is to see the theater in its intended use - movies. The summer movie series with pre show organ concerts are the one time it doesn’t feel like trying to cram a show designed for a Playhouse Square or Schuster Center into a jewel box. But if you’re from Columbus, you’ll have some kind of Ohio Theatre memories, whether it was a field trip, family outing, first date, etc..

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!

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!

Old style theater and well maintained. Robust lineup throughout the year between the orchestra, musicals, and plays. Bathrooms were a little tricky to find / in the basement in the corners / men on one side and ladies on the other.

The Ohio Theatre looked even more incredible dressed for the holidays. The Christmas carolers were such a special touch and the Victorian style holiday decor was beautiful. I always enjoy seeing performances here and A Christmas Carol was a perfect kickoff to the holiday festivities.

I love the Ohio theater! It's always a great experience. Tonight I got to see A Christmas Carol and it was truly a delight to see. Bravo to the entire cast and crew! I brought my husband as a date and he enjoyed it too. When we arrived, the carolers created a warm festive atmosphere and the ushers were super nice and welcoming. Also, the drinks and concessions were a nice touch because it was my first time trying them at the theater. I'm thankful to Yelp for the invite to such a good show. I look forward to returning to the Ohio theater again soon!

Had a great time attending A Christmas Carol stage play at The Ohio Theater with my daughter. It was a sold out show and the actors did a wonderful job! It was nice to see so many families with their children enjoying this event. The drink vouchers were a nice bonus, thanks a #YELP. #Treat-o'clock

Always an amazing experience to watch a Broadway show in the ohio theater. Loved our recent visit for Harry Potter and the cursed child show. The staff was courteous and helpful.

Tis a beauty of an establishment. Can I say ornate? You be the judge. A variety of acts have been through over the years. Some say they can feel the presence of the ghosts of the dead as well as the living. That's why I liked it.

Late fall 2023 was my first time to the Ohio Theater! And seeing a CLASSIC iconic Broadway production of (drumroll): Mrs. Doubtfire! I had such a blast with a reconnected friend from high school, I went to several more CAPA productions last year. Fast-forward to current time, she's a Broadway season ticket holder and sucked me in, haha! I got a season ticket for this 2024/2025 season, and all of them are at (another drumroll: Ohio Theater! Seeing the season opener, MJ: The Musical, last Sunday, this is a f static venue for performing arts! I will say now, I'm not an experienced performing arts theater goer, so take my review with a grain of salt, but see productions here leaves me with a small feeling of prestige in that part of my discretionary income is going toward a seemingly somewhat dying art form (due to cultural/societal shifts; sad face). Deemed a historical registered spot, the location is perfect: Smack in the heart of Ohio, parking garage and street meter parking around, many great restaurants within walking distance; it's got a lot going for it. I don't know enough about acoustics to say anything on that front. Of the shows I've now seen, one's mics weren't up high enough/working to optimum, but that's not necessarily a result of the structure. Happy theatre-camper, here!

I saw A Beautiful Noise and it was great. The theater is gorgeous, and the staff were outstanding! Impressive staging and great acoustics. The band for this production was phenomenal. A great visit.

I've been to the Ohio Theatre twice and both times I had a really great time. I'll start from the beginning. The theatre is located right downtown on State Street across from the Ohio Statehouse. It has an elaborate marquee out front with light up letters that tell what show is currently playing. Parking around the area can be a bit of a squeeze but there are a few parking garages nearby. I don't live far so both times I took a rideshare. They always have security shuffling you across the street in between traffic. A+ for safety. Once inside you'll be blown away by the ornate interior. The entire lobby is gold and the ceiling has a beautiful design, with large chandeliers. The red carpet and curtains all throughout add a certain flair to it. The only thing modern about this lobby is the neon pink sign that reads, "Make it yours, Opera Columbus." The bathrooms are downstairs and there's one bar/concession area with snacks and drinks. As for seating the options include floor seats, along with mezzanine and balcony seats. Both times I've visited I had floor seats and the view was always good. The stage is a good size and neither time did I have issues hearing anything. If you have bad eyes you're in luck because they do have televisions with a closer view for you. I can definitely say that anyone, even if you're not really into theater, should go at least once.

Yesterday my wife and I went to the Peter Pan musical: Pam & I enjoyed the show very much, it was incredible

My family and I were in town In Columbus and we absolutely love theatre and symphonies. We were told the Ohio Theatre in Columbus was absolutely gorgeous, and we decided to check it out and also have an enjoyable night while doing it. We got tickets to listen to the Columbus Symphony Orchestra one night in which they would be playing Schubert's Symphony Number 4. We normally sit in orchestra level, but since we got tickets so late we were lucky to get seats at all, as far away as they were from the orchestra. Parking is actually very convenient, the Columbus Commons Parking Garage is within easy walking distance. One gripe about this theatre is that although it does have an elevator, where its located is not easily marked anywhere. My mother does have mobility issues, and it would have been nice if the location was clearly marked. The theatre itself isn't just beautiful, it is breathtaking! Built in 1928, it is an opulent and classy venue that is palatial in size. It is built in a Spanish-Baroque style that just screams elegance. It even has a 21 foot high chandelier inside where the plays/symphonies are done. Take a look at the pictures, i fell on love with this theatre. The only theatre I have been to, and I have been to many across this country, that comes close to thee elegance of this theatre is the Olympia Theatre in Downtown Miami. The theatre also has a large concessions area that very quickly and efficiently take care of the patrons attending the theatre. It sells snacks, soft drinks, beer, wine, champagne and mixed drinks. My family and I both had some drinks prior to the start of the play. One thing I love which I do not know if I should attribute to the venue or the symphony, was they had a harpist from their Young Musician's Showcase, Tehya Hazelbaker, playing. It was wonderful to have a drink before the show started and listening to an incredibly talented young musician playing the harp! Again, this place is first class! The seating was comfortable, which you cannot say about many venues. One other problem I do think they should improve regards their ushers. They do not have enough of them. I tried looking for one after intermission because I needed their assistance. There was this couple seated in a row near us that spent their entire time talking and being on facebook, which was very rude and distracting everyone around them. I could not find a single usher. Thankfully, the man sitting in front of us told them to stop that during intermission, and we all had a more enjoyable second act. Columbus in particular and all of Ohio should be proud to have a theatre like this one! Truly a highlight of my families trip!

I love this theater so much! This historical gem makes every event and performance feel so magical. It is incredibly well taken care of and I'm excited to learn that the fundraising efforts for the 100-year-old organ have been met. Be sure to look around -- and up! The ceilings are awesome. Wood carvings and details abound through the space. Even the restrooms are worth checking out! Give yourself some time to walk around beforehand, especially if it's your first visit. It's a special place! Outside of beloved holiday productions, one of my favorite events is any Fritz the Night Owl movie night -- we just went to The Lost Boys this past weekend and loved every second! There is a small concession stand off the main area and they do accept credit cards. Candy was $3, wine/beer/cocktails about $8-9, water $4.

I had the absolute pleasure of seeing the musical Frozen at this theatre, as well as a multitude of other shows in the past. To say it is breathtaking inside would be an understatement. It is a real theatre experience. The staff is also very warm and friendly. Lots of kids like to look in the orchestra pit, and the conductor always seems more than happy to engage with them. The ladies who do the signing for the show are also phenomenal and very expressive. The acoustics in the theatre are excellent, and there really are no bad seats. The performers mean business, and I've never been let down by a show here! Outside the main theatre, there's places to buy snacks and waters, as well as themed merchandise for whatever show is going on. I will definitely be returning to the Ohio Theatre in the future. A real Columbus gem!!

You really can't go wrong at the ohio theatre. It's a beautiful theater and has helpful volunteers

The Ohio Theatre is such a beautiful place to go see a show. It's located in downtown Columbus right across from the statehouse. Parking is plentiful in the statehouse garage. You may also be able to find street parking around the downtown area. You can get season tickets or purchase for individual shows. The restaurants nearby are usually busy right before the shows-- a good thing for downtown! The line is usually long going into the theatre, but they always do an excellent job of getting people in quickly. Plenty of restrooms in the theatre-- there are quite a few stalls downstairs that many don't know about.

We were here to see Wicked in late May 2022. My partner bought us tickets and it was such a nice treat. We had not been to a play for a couple years now so it was even extra special. Wicked is such an awesome play. I forgot how much I enjoyed this one. It was the second time seeing it, but that first was pre-pandemic times. I absolutely loved seeing Wicked at the palace and recommend any event here. Parking is available at the Ohio Statehouse underground parking garage. It is personally my favorite and relatively easy in and out. There can be a line in and out but it flows pretty smoothly. Parking is also available at Columbus Commons parking garage. Fun fact, the Ohio Theatre is known as the Official Theatre of the State of Ohio.

Always spectacular. Great docents. Great sound. They now offer headphones for people with hearing impairments.

Beautiful theater! Seats were comfortable and the sound was very good. They have various concession areas and many bathrooms down a floor (also some handicap on the main floor). We always park across the street in the Statehouse parking garage. Easy in and out.

The Ohio Theatre holds a special place in my heart for many reasons. The theatre has hosted many graduation and performances of all sorts. I have been there hundreds of times watching my kids perform and that why it's to special to me. I have seen the hidden parts of the Ohio theatre. It never gets old being in the theatre because it's always a day of fun. Just watching people enter and seeing how happy and excited they are brings pure joy. People love to take pictures in front of the Marquee sign because I think adds to your event. It is located downtown near plenty of other venues. It is a beautiful land mark to Columbus. The interior is very beautiful and historic. If you look from the balcony you can see how grand it is. I always look forward to purchases some type of souvenir from what show I am at.

This place is the keeper of lovely memories. My "little" and I have gone yearly to The Nutcracker, CAPA has a yearly 3-4 hour tour describing all of the rich history of this beautiful gem. If you happen to have the chance to take a stroll, watch a show (recommend Loge Zone 1) and enjoy one of the most beautiful theaters!

I always enjoy my time here. The CAPA movie series is a steal of a deal, a great way to beat the heat and enjoy one of Columbus's historic theaters.

The Ohio Theatre is truly beautiful. I've been here multiple times and as a teacher, I was able to get a tour of the place on one of our field trips, obviously pre-covid! When you first walk in, you're immediately in awe of how beautifully it is decorated. The detail in the designs are ridiculous. I've been here for comedy shows and to see Cinderella. It's an easy process to get in and they have employees who help you find your seats. Obviously the seats closer to the stage are the best, but if you get the upper seats it's truly not that bad. I was still able to see the casts on stage sitting from a side angle. Hopefully we'll be able to see some more shows here soon!!

As always... AMAZING! I have been here several times for several different shows. This time it was Hamilton! It was amazing! The theater was clean and everyone was so friendly. They had some good drinks and snacks too (Jack and coke, water bottle and M&Ms). The show was fantastic and the actors/singers did a phenomenal job! We will definitely be back!!

Saw the Lion King at this Theatre. First time there. Beautiful place. Easy parking. Our seats we're wonderful , in the Loge. Very comfortable and good leg room. Will definitely go there again. Only complaint were the bathrooms. The line to the women's bathroom on the second floor was shockingly long during intermission and after the show. Really need more bathrooms. Ladies were missing the show as the wait was so long.

What an amazing, ornate theatre that I haven't been to in a very long time. Not a bad seat in the house and can't wait to go back! Lots of new musicals coming out in 2024...

Such a beautiful space! Accessible since it's downtown with plenty of parking nearby. I recently attended the Columbus symphony's winter festival here and felt like the space only enhanced to performance. The theatre had concessions running before the event and during intermission. Lots of event to attend here, I highly recommend checking it out if you're in the downtown area.

Ohio Theater is a great venue for seeing musical productions. The seats are very comfortable and the acoustics are very good. I recently saw the musical Frozen and it was very good.

If you get a chance to see BeetleJuice at Ohio Theater, I highly recommend it! #ohiotheater #westervillerealestate #columbusrealestate

GORGEOUS theater. Just stunning. It could use a larger restoration budget, but it's decently taken care of, and has beautiful details to keep you entertained while you wait for a show to start. The seats are ok - old, and could use new padding, but fine - and reasonably wide. Taller people would probably have issues with knocking knees on the row in front though, since the rows are pretty closely packed.

Beautiful! For those who have not been to the Ohio Theatre, I would make it a point to get there...for any one of their numerous events! I love feeling the elegance of the early 20th century when I step in here. It is grandiose, classy...such a special experience! I personally have only been here twice. Once was to see Phantom of the Opera and then most recently, I saw Hamilton. I will say that I do not recommend the seats in the way back. We did that for Phantom a few years ago I honestly had a really hard time hearing because the acoustics just don't carry far enough. There was also too much light coming in from the back hallways, so it was not as enjoyable. So fast forward about 5 years and I was looking at tickets for Hamilton, I knew the back seats were cheapest, but I wanted to be able to enjoy the show and not be straining to hear. I opted for seats in the Loge (second section of seating). It was a great experience! I could hear everything perfectly and the lights weren't an issue at all. In my humble opinion, it's worth spending more to sit closer so that you can relax and enjoy the show! Only reason the Ohio Theatre loses a star for me is because the flooring (at least in the loge seating) is not balanced. As my usher took me to my seat, I could tell just by looking that the stairs going down slanted downwards. Each time I left my seat, I had to ensure I was holding onto a railing. I know it's historic and they have to be careful with how they preserve...but I can see that uneven flooring getting dangerous, especially for elderly patrons (or women like me in 3 inch heels!). I know that there are many other shows and events here throughout the year. Be sure to review their website and find one that's right for you! This is a place you should experience in Columbus at least once!

The Ohio Theatre is a wonderful establishment that lives up to its great reputation. With an incredibly beautiful architectural design it's reminiscent of the theatre houses of old. Whether your observing the marquee, looking "up to" / "down from" the balcony or curving staircases, enjoying the awesome acoustical sounds or looking around the spacious area from the seats, you can appreciate the design of everything around you. I've attended various musicals and concerts there, even commencement ceremonies. It is indeed of the classiest venues in central Ohio and everyone needs to pay it a visit. I recently attended the opening night of the Broadway musicals "The Bodyguard" and "Waitress". I'd like to share my experience of the latter. The "Waitress" is based on the 2007 film of the same name, starring Keri Russell, Nathan Fillion and Jeremy Sisto (also starring Adrienne Shelly, who wrote and directed it). The story revolves around of a young, waitress (with exceptional baking skills, particularly in pies), dealing with the anxiety of preparing to be a first-time mother, while stuck in an unfavorable relationship. This musical was fantastic, with an extraordinary cast, possessing great dancing, acting and most importantly, singing ability. Being a Broadway musical, you're sure to witness the very best that is offered and last night was no disappointment. From the lead's angelic voices to the strong tenors, boisterous thunder and innocent playfulness of the various singers, you get it all. These performers are obviously well-trained with great base personalities to fuel their abilities. For those that remember the 70s sitcom, "Alice", you may detect slight similarities in characters with Alice, Flo, Vera and even Mel. Did I just date myself with that reference? Ahhh. Oh well. Anyway... The set was awesome and, despite a brief technical difficulty, things moved with precision and in sync with the comedic, yet deep storyline. Thankfully, being a musical, it presented strong adult themes in light-hearted fashion. I was particularly impressed with the backdrop containing the never-ending road, touched with the leading lines of its path and powerlines in conjunction with the negative space provided by the sky. It did well to represent the location of the diner and her life, being in the "middle of nowhere" with the hopes of destiny on the horizon. The music was also top-notch. The mini-orchestra was an extraordinary ensemble of musicians with a perfect selection of instruments to accommodate the acts, themes and songs. I especially loved the use of the cello during the dramatic tunes and the "walking bass" used in the semi-jazzy upbeat pieces. They also had a very tight rhythm section that fellow musicians can truly appreciate as being the foundation of all of the musical performances. Group all of this with the great transitions in lighting from the golden to blue hours to the soft lavender and tight spotlights, reflecting her inner thoughts and you have one incredible experience. It's a must-see for all, which will give you a greater appreciation for what service workers endure daily. Her determination to build a better future, despite the emotional abuse and lack of support from her husband was heartwarming as it was inspiring. ...and I can't forget the smell of those wonderful pies, baking before and during the show. Now THAT was a true test of will power. This was worse/better than the old 50s trick of pumping popcorn smell through the vents... Be sure to check it out!

What a beautiful and important historical treasure within our community that allows us to experience a multitude of art experiences. Some of my favorites are the Broadway series that brought us the legendary Hamilton show. I have been fortunate enough to have also seen Aladdin, The Book of Mormon & 4U: A symphonic tribute to Prince in this majestic setting. I am not a Broadway season ticket holder, so I was sure to sign up for their email to ensure that I have plenty of notice of when tickets are available. Pro tip: keep an eye open for the opportunity to take a free guided tour of this beautiful landmark. The organ is the finale!

Went with hubby to see Broadway series production of "Mean Girls ". Play was very entertaining and the singing very good! Characters acting was great and lots of laughs throughout the play.

I can't believe it's taken me so long to catch a show at this historic theatre. Great seating and acoustics. Ushering is superb! Enjoyed my show and will be back again in a few weeks.

Gorgeous old historic building. I have been here several times. I've seen movies, musical performances and of course the ballet here. I love the old school vibe. Classy place, people dressed in black waiting on you. It makes you feel rich, even if you're not. The drink prices are okay, not cheap but not arena prices. Oh yea, you can actually get a real draft beer in a real glass. Now that is classy for a concert. We're here tonight to see Jason Isbell for the 20th time, or something like that. I've lost count, honestly. I first saw him with DBT, then solo. Then he met Amanda and everything changed. Now he's clean and huge, playing shows all over the USA. Historic buildings in just about every town he plays. On top of that his opening act most of time is his wife, Amanda Shires. She is a talent on her own, but God love her for cleaning him up. One day I hope to be back for The Nutcracker with the nieces and nephews.

We saw Jason Alexander at the theater. He was great! The show was funny and the singing was very good. What a great evening of Enterainment!

What a mess it's after show start time and the lack of mobile or print at home tickets has the lines wrapped around the building such horrible poor planning by CAPA not enough staff to get people in the building

Sound system is bad, hard to hear the show. Seating uncomfortable, too close to the railings

Beautiful building, friendly staff. But the drink prices are outrageous.... Parking was easy, and cheap. And the show was amazing as well. But drinking a "plastic cup" of $20 wine makes me not want to return. Maybe for a show but not for anything else.

As an avid musical lover I visit the Ohio Theatre often. I love the architecture and design inside. The staff is well prepared. They are efficient in scanning tickets, and showing people to their seats. The sound quality is good from anywhere in the theater. The only downside to seeing long shows is the seats are uncomfortable. They are hard, and small. Being a taller person, my knees jam into the back of the person in front of me. Forget about trying to cross your legs or they will get stuck and you won't be able to uncross them. The seats are narrow and force you to get close to your neighbor. Overall it is a beautiful theater to attend for a night on the town.

Surely I've reviewed this before? No? Well, I've been plenty of times, to see concerts, comedians, and now a musical. The acoustics are good, the decor is astounding, the staff is helpful, and the overall experience is always great. Sweetie and I saw Wicked on a Sunday afternoon. It was packed, but all things considered getting in and out wasn't too bad. Parking nearby was $5, a steal for downtown. Both of CAPA's theaters downtown are worth going to, for any show. Take some time to wander around and look at the interiors; they just don't make things like that anymore...

This is a wonderful theater in the heart of downtown Columbus. I'll let you in on a sound secret for the CAPA Summer Movie Series - sit on the floor area towards the front or the middle. The sound is the best and isn't muddled at all. It's a versatile space to catch the symphony, ballet, musicals, movies and other performances. The restoration is simply beautiful.

The Ohio Theatre is one of several restored theaters in downtown Columbus. It is the home to the Columbus Symphony, the CAPA Summer Movie series, Broadway on Columbus productions and a variety of other shows. Personally, I've visited the Ohio Theatre for the Symphony, the Columbus Symphony Pops, the CAPA Summer Movie series and for Broadway productions. The theatre itself is a restored gem from the days of the grand old movie palaces. For the CAPA Summer Movie series, they use the grand old (restored) organ and have a professional organist who has been playing during the move intermission for many years. We took my Dad to the Ohio Theatre and he loved the organ more than anything -- said it truly reminded him of the old movie houses of his youth. Parking is available at the Statehouse garage -- just across the street or at the City Center garage one block behind the theater. CUDOs to those who had the foresight to save and restore this fantastic old theater.

BEAUTIFUL theater! Came here for the first time after living in Ohio for 6.5 years to see Twisted 3, which featured the Columbus symphony, opera, and BalletMet. My friend and I sat on the first floor under the balcony overhang and at the very end of a row (I was on call and needed a quick exit if I was paged). Given the location, our tickets were significantly cheaper than others, but I still had a fantastic view of stage! I loved my experience so much that I'm already looking for tickets to another show later this year!

This is the most beautiful theatre I've never been in. So well maintained, great sound and comfy seats. As long as a tall person isn't in front of you, not a bad seat in the house!

Great Theatre. I had the pleasure of visiting when I was in town to catch The Bodyguard Musical. The theatre is in a great location close to hotels and restaurants. I was able to walk there easily from my hotel. I picked up my ticket a few hours before the show and found the young ladies working at the box office very affable. I sat on the main floor and found the seats comfortable and spacious. The leg room is ample (I'm smaller framed) too. The lighting and sound was good as well. The staff were all pleasant and actually smiled at patrons which was awesome! I bought a water for $3 which is pretty reasonable considering the drinks are $5+ in Chicago at most public events. I waited until most people had left the theatre after the show ended. Therefore exiting wasn't an issue at all. It was nice to be visit the ladies room before heading out without being rushed. I even got to meet Deborah Cox and some of the other Bodyguard cast members outside the stage door which was very cool. I doubt if I ever have reason to visit Ohio again anytime soon but I'd definitely be willing to see another show at the Ohio Theatre. I was more than satisfied with my first experience there.

Beautiful theater with so much history. Came to watch Hamilton and it was exquisite. We sat in probably the 3rd to last row, and I wish they were a little steeper because the person in front of me pretty much blocked half of the stage with her/his head. I guess I should expect that having bought nosebleed tickets but it was tiring craning my neck the entire show. There are not many restrooms so the line for the restroom wrapped around the entire 2nd floor. Don't drink too much because you probably won't have enough time to go to the restroom during your show's intermission. However, every part of the theater is absolutely stunning from the stain glass ceiling to the velvet drapes to the tile floors. Definitely worth watching a show here!

Great show we saw Bony James excellent seats and excellent show! Even when you stand you can still see and enjoy the show !

One star because I couldn't give zero stars. The Nutcracker did NOT have live music--simply appalling. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.