This is a very nice venue with (I think) 5 stages. We were in #4 to see "The Play that Goes Wrong." Not a bad seat in the house. Stage lighting and sound excellent. Bathrooms, etc very clean. We did get a drink at the bar. Pricey like I'd expect at any of the bars in this area (equivalent).

We had a large bus group that saw Dog Man and it was easy for the bus to drop us off and pick us up in front of the venue. There were multiple stages, a coat check, and snacks and drinks were available. The Dog Man play actors had incredible voices and kept the kids laughing and engaged.

The venue is easy to find and navigate. Stage 5 has very narrow seats - I very nearly didn’t fit at all. Thankfully the first row had ample legroom so that helped. The show itself (Without You) was fantastic and the intimate theatre space added to the experience.

Went recently to see Rock and Roll Man - the Alan Freed Story- the theater is easy to find and centrally located . The staff was vey friendly and helpful. -I had an aisle seat and although I am not very tall I was glad to be able to stretch . It seems that most seats in the small venue are good seats I was on the orchestra right the show was enjoyable with a talented and committed cast Drawback elevators and escalators not working and there are many steps which were a challenge for this seasoned citizen with a hip that doesn't always want to cooperate but I made it