Beautiful. Acoustics were good, I mean you can tell the difference lower level seats, on the floor… And the lower balcony which would be like the mezzanine.

Probably the middle section would be the best, but there are no bad seats

– Brittain Mitchell

This is an iconic theatre where you can get up close and personal with the artist performing on the stage. I was fortunate enough to see the famed comedian Anjelah Johnson-Reyes and she was hilarious. Looking around before the show started there are some really good seats, but the front row seats are clearly the best. The remodeling they did made it a great experience. My only complaint was the bar was extremely slow, and I ended up leaving the line because the show was starting. It would be good if they could set up another bar somewhere else to alleviate the wait time for getting a drink to enjoy with the show. Even with the slow bar, I look forward to being able to enjoy this venue again in the near future.

– Bob Gibson

We managed to secure seats for the opera, and it turned out to be an excellent choice. Initially, I was uncertain about the restricted view warning, especially since it was my first time at this venue, but we had no trouble seeing the stage. In fact, I believe we had the best seats available. The venue itself is beautifully renovated, showcasing intricate details that enhance the experience. The bar featured a special on a local sour canned beer, which was quite delightful, and they offered a variety of snacks like popcorn, cookies, and assorted candies. Additionally, there was a wide selection of beer, wine, and liquor. While nearby parking lots tend to fill up quickly due to other attractions in the area, there is plenty of street parking available just a few blocks away.

We sat in section OB101, Row A, Seats 1-2. This was the first row on the lower opera box seating and it felt like we were sitting on the stage!

– Rachel Garner