What an amazing show! This Tony-award winning musical was filled with great comical timing, beautiful choreography, wonderful performances, and more Dad jokes than you can count. A feast for your eyes and ears, directed by Jack O'Brien, who directed Hairspray. I'm still thinking about the stage design, and how it blended with the choreography. Joe did they balance on the wooden slats?! Lulu (Miki Abraham) stole the show. "Independently Owned" was my favorite song, and she was great in every way. Broadway In Austin made ticket pickup easy. Also they've removed the clear bag policy. Bass Concert Hall now offers additional restrooms past the foyer on four floors in a separate building; there were two people in front of me in line and zero behind me. The pedestrian traffic was well organized by the ushers and helpful volunteers. Her your corns up Austin, and take my kernels of wisdom to motivate you to see the Broadway show of the year. read more

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Went to see Clue tonight at Bass Concert Hall for their opening night and my wife and I were just blown away by the production and talent of the show. Clue was comedic from beginning to end - like actually funny. The writing was witty and smart, the entire cast completely talented from head to toe. I love this venue because its clean, the aisles are spacious, the seats aren't as compact, and the staff members are so friendly and welcoming to the guests. 11/10, I would recommend seeing Clue to all my friends and to those I don't even know. read more

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Came tonight to see Clue! And it did not disappoint. Excellent show, you will laugh to the point where you almost cry. I highly recommend everyone come watch this show because man, that was an entire 90 minutes of pure entertainment. The staff was all very friendly and helpful in finding our seats. There are a few bars around and some "grab and go" stations to grab some soft drinks and snacks before the show. Parking can be limiting around the area (university of Texas) so plan ahead and get here early to ensure you are at your seat on time. read more

I can't speak highly enough of the Broadway In Austin productions. They have a great line-up every year and the performances are always top notch. Looking forward to next season. read more

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We have been to Broadway in Austin multiple times. They always provide a variety of entertaining, theatrical performances. The staff/volunteers are very friendly and helpful. The concessions are pricey, but what do you expect when going to the theater? We recently saw Shucked. The lighting and staging was great. The performance was light-hearted and fun. I always look forward to Broadway shows in Austin. They always do an amazing job! read more

I've attended several musicals here and the quality of the musicals are excellent! I think my favorite one I saw here was Les Mis. The Bass Concert hall is really easy to navigate, but parking can be a pain. I would recommend street parking, but go early to get a decent spot. read more

Had a great time watching Shucked! Bass hall is an amazing venue lighting was amazing . Great performance! Plenty of seating while you wait and great service! Me and my oldest son had a great time! read more

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Back for the new season. This one is kicking off with M.J.. What an incredible production and a great way to draw people in to what the rest of the season can be. The direction and leadership Broadway in Austin has and the show selection year of year makes it easy to resubscribe as early as possible. read more

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Broadway-style musicals aren't for everyone, I understand, but if you're like me and can happily belt out the Les Miserables soundtrack backward and forward from memory, you're going to want to check out some of the national touring shows that come through town via Broadway in Austin at UT's Texas Performing Arts Center, aka Bass Concert Hall. I've never seen a show in one of the New York performing arts theaters, but I've seen too many to count here and I'll be coming back for as long as I'm living in Austin. Nothing beats seeing a stage full of earnest, traveling performers singing and dancing their hearts out and being part of that enthusiastic audience to reward their hard work with applause. The folks who work the venue are generally lovely, many of them volunteers who are as excited as you are to see the show and support the arts. Sound, lighting, and special effects are as excellent as the touring production intends them to be. Pricing still offers a level for every budget, unlike many of our other performing arts options in town (ahem, Moody Center, cough cough). If you don't mind sitting in the tight 2nd balcony, you can sometimes get seats for as low as $35 (plus $7 in fees), while the Orchestra rows closest to the stage are going to set you back $150 (plus $20 in fees) or more. Some logistics advice for your next visit: - Parking on the UT campus has always been a challenge and it's even moreso since the opening of the Moody Center down the street. Plan well ahead of show day on how you will carpool / rideshare / scooter your way over. If you are physically able and don't mind a nice half-mile stroll, you will have many more parking options that aren't nearly as expensive or slow-exiting as one of the adjacent campus garages. Use the ParkWhiz app to find them. If you are early enough, you may also be able to snag one of the sweet, limited City of Austin metered spots on Dean Keeton, Red River, and north of there, but don't get caught in those restricted residential street parking spots. - Season (September - August annually) ticket holders and Texas Inner Circle members get extra perks that are quite nice, so if you love this type of show, it's worth a look. Membership and subscription slots are limited, so get on the waitlist if you think you might wanna do this next year; notifications generally come out in July. (See https://austin.broadway.com/subscriptions/ and https://texasperformingarts.org/sites/files/tpa/2223_dev_tic_memberbenefitschart_8p5x11_v4.pdf ). I'm lucky to have a friend who often invites me to her season ticket events and it's so fun to visit the VIP lounge upstairs and have our intermission cocktails made and waiting for us by name. The full current calendar of events is online at https://texasperformingarts.org/events/calendar - Drinks are sold at the lobby bars on each level and can be taken into the theater. Food can't be taken into the theater and is limited to snacks ($3-$6) and small "meal prep" trays ($8-$15) available on the 3rd floor cafe/lounge. There are usually a few fun themed menu items for each show. See the full regular menu here: https://texasperformingarts.org/visit/eat-drink - Merch is sold right in the front lobby after security. Programs are handed out as you enter the theater. Show cast substitutions (if any) will be posted on the pillars near the first floor bars, or offered as an insert to the program. - Check out the TPA website for much more detail about the venue's security policies and amenities.Things like "no re-entry", "no outside food or beverages", and "use a small/clear purse if you want your trip through security to go faster" https://texasperformingarts.org/visit read more

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So much fun! Very expensive inside the venue and recommend downloading and paying for parking in advance. However, the shows are top notch, friendly and knowledgeable staff and wider than average aisles make it a must! Make the Grinch a part of your new family tradition! read more

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Went to see The Grinch Who Stole Christmas! What a great show! The show was moved up from my normal season pass showtime, but I was notified in advance. I enjoy the show-themed drinks that are usually paired with each Broadway show. The Bass Hall will also have some snack boxes or small items to purchase food wise, if you're hungry. Staff are all friendly and helpful! read more

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Came here to see Ain't To Proud. It's a play based on the singing group the Temptations. This was originally a gift to my mom because she loves the Temptations, but in the end, they gained a new fan. The performance was amazing! It highlighted the life and times of the Temptations. From the moment the group was created until now. There's several laughing moments, crying moments, and serious moments. Oh, and the cast members can sang!! I am glad I attended. Can't wait until my next show/musical! read more

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This was such a thrill to attend the Broadway show To Kill A Mockingbird in Austin with an amazing cast and production at Bass Concert Hall. Thank you Yelp for giving me the opportunity to attend!! As a fellow actor, I found it especially spectacular to be there. The set design and cast were outstanding. Richard Thomas, Yaegel T. Welch, David Manis and Melanie Moore had stand out shining performances and the rest of the cast was amazing too. The staff was super helpful and friendly in helping me find my way to the press table and ushers to find my seat. The lines were long to get to the bathroom or get a drink. That was a bit shocking to have a drink be 35$ while a generous portion, I didn't see the menu because every time I looked up to the screen it was an ad flashing on there. LOL. This was my first time attending a performance at this venue and I was pleased with everything. The parking garage was close by with a few to choose from. I parked at the one near the stadium. I hope to attend many more events at this venue and of course a lot more grand plays. read more

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Just got home from watching Charlie and the chocolate factory! It was sooo much fun! The first half was a little bit slow mich like the original movie but it really takes off in the second half. It was colorful and creative and the best part definitely was the oompa loompas. What a magical evening! (Get there right before 6 to find free street parking! Then lounge around and get a drink at the bars before show time.) read more

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Jesus Christ Superstar was absolutely amazing! Once again Broadway in Austin put on an excellent production. From great lighting to the stage work, the production cast put on an excellent show! I had heard good things about this particular show, but didn't know much about it walking in other than the basic storyline. But yeah it was a really great show! read more

Third time. Still a charm! I'm a Broadway nut. I've seen over 20 shows on Broadway so any time a show comes traipsing around my beloved Austin, I'm in the ticket line. I was thrilled to receive tickets from Yelp and I promptly bought two extra tickets so I could take my whole hoard of children. The show was a spectacular production! My kids thought it was completely peculiar. But what I love about that is....it challenges their mind, they couldn't stop talking about it and asking questions about what it meant and who was who and "why was that so weird" etc. Firing up their brains!!!... instead of mindlessly trolling Instagram. I even saw my son followed two of the main actors instagram accounts! So it definitely reached them on a level. So cute. Excellent venue for a world class show and performance. I am truly thankful for the Yelp/Broadway Across America partnership. Thank you for a truly thought provoking family evening out! read more

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We got free seats from Yelp for An American in Paris. Thanks @Luci_H. and Yelp! My wife was very happy with her evening and that gives you a lot of extra points in my world :-). I didn't realize that the event was also sponsored by Lexus and I happen to drive one, so that gave us extra perks with the valet service! Yeah! Picking up tickets at the press booth was a breeze, and so everything was pointing towards a great evening. And it sure was! I agree with other reviews that the amount of dancing surprised me a little in a Broadway show, but what a show and what a beautiful decor, video effects, etc... And even though we were sitting in the very rear of the Orchestra, the sound was excellent. The story was dear to me, a Parisian in Austin. It resonated with me because of what my parents lived during WWII in France and all the atrocities that happened then. Beautiful story and singing. Ballet was great too, though I'm not too much into that. On an amusing note, I did think that the courting of Lise by Gerry Mulligan and his steamrolling approach to women would probably be referred to as sexual harrassment in today's world. He will not take no for an answer and he wins. Not the story we want to tell today, but times have changed I suppose from when the movie was made in 1951... read more

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I had the privilege of watching A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder tonight with my hubs for a date night and loved it! I laughed so much and I'd see the show again! To be honest, I didn't know much about the show and intentionally didn't read about it beforehand. I found myself really getting into the story, actors, and giggling quite a lot. I wasn't the only one laughing so you don't have to be concerned about my sense of humor. Anyway, if you have the opportunity to grab some tickets, please go! Tip: don't carry in a large handbag or tote as you'll have to check it in. You're welcome to drink in the theater but don't think about bringing food in. There is nothing more annoying than hearing the crinkling of paper while you're trying to concentrate. The LBJ parking isn't free anymore either. If you have a Lexus, you get complementary valet! Thank you Luci and Yelp for the tickets! read more

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Hamilton, Hamilton, it took forever to finally meet you. And while I'm first to be impressed with new & clever staging - that revolving center set was brilliant - this show was also thirty-four straight songs with no dialogue, and that requires some serious attention to lyrics. A lot of effort from both the cast and audience in this one. But the magic word here is still "fresh" - if nothing else, Hamilton is still an amazing reimagining of our founding fathers era, and its impact seems even more magnified within today's political context: An Asian George Washington? I'm in. In fact, the only Anglo character with lines in the whole play is King George, and he's apparently bent on making Broadway great again. It comes pretty close. I could go on & on about this, because Hamilton the man is indeed underrated in traditional history annals. Probably because when you ultimately lose a duel, your legacy becomes blurred. But if you're simply interested in current Broadway musicals, you're pretty much obligated to see this one. At least once. And finally, it was the first time I've seen the staff at this normally laid-back Texas Performing Arts venue a little overwhelmed, especially with the intermission crowd. And were these the priciest tickets I've ever seen for a Broadway in Austin performance? Why yes, they were. Worth it? Well, let me respond with a hearty "Heigh-Ho YOLO," on that one. read more

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The Phantom of the Opera was a spectacular show and we had a very lovely evening with great seats for this event, all thanks to Luci and Yelp! I had always read about the story of the Phantom of the Opera, however, seeing it live in-action at the Performing Arts Center was an amazing experience. We LOVED the all the special effects, the set design, the score and the beautiful and elaborate costumes. It really transported us to a time completely different from the present, and we really enjoyed every aspect of the show. Here is a tip; if you are planning to visit the Performing Arts Center in the near future for a show, parking tickets are only $6.00 online if bought 24 hours prior. Also, if you are planning on bringing a purse, make sure it is a small one because anything as big as a tote or a backpack style purse will have to be checked-in. Thanks again Luci and Yelp for tickets to an amazing show! read more

I was excited to see A Gentleman's guide to love and murder. I haven't seen a broadway show at Bass since high school (Phantom of the Opera). Took my fiance with me thanks to Yelp for the 2 tickets! It was a packed show on a Tuesday evening to my surprise which made it more fun. The show itself was full of amazing talents! The voices and singing was phenomenal!! It was funny and entertaining. I would love to see another Broadway in Austin show soon. Parking wasn't too bad, $15 at nearby garages, they did have complimentary valet for Lexus vehicles. read more

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This is a great opportunity to see a revolving list of shows, especially if you get a season ticket. The prices are very fair and the building is easy to navigate with bars on every floor. Don't think you have to stop at the one in the lobby only! Don't rush to leave if you've parked in the parking deck. It can take a bit to get out. There's some lot parking available so if you can find that, it's soooo much easier to get out afterward. read more

Had such an amazing time. Broadway in Austin never disappoints! I've seen 5 shows and I always enjoy my experience!!

Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella was a truly marvelous show to see. Thank you to Yelp for the free tickets and +1 for opening night. Without them, I wouldn't have thought to discover live theater or the Bass Concert Hall at UT Austin. Our seats were towards the back from all the regular seats, but we were still able to see the performance. The show was very beautifully designed from the set to the theater costumes. The show flowed very smoothly through the transitions and props. The set design and lighting were timed perfectly. I was amazed at how fast the characters' costume transformations were. I didn't think I would enjoy Cinderella as much as I did but it left me wanting more! The story line is a little different from the original, classic Cinderella tale, but I love the twist. I highly recommend anyone go see the show as it is playing now in Austin from December 6-11, 2016 and discover it for yourself! I recommend going early to find parking. There is street parking and garage parking, parking rate is $10 for both. However, I think the street parking is best as you hardly have to walk very far to get to the venue. They do check your bags before you enter and then they scan your tickets and you're done! You can spend some time taking pictures or explore around. Everyone working at the venue was very friendly and helpful. If you can't find you're seats, feel free to ask one of the helpers there. There was merchandise sold there before the show (T-shirts, jewelry, keychains, etc.) but it was kind of expensive (from around $10-35). There is food and drinks there as well. Food meal is roughly $15/meal ticket and around $9 depending on drinks. There are several bar stations and the loft on level 6 is good to check out too. The venue itself is very nice and clean. The theater is spacious with lots of seating. If you're a women, I recommend getting there early to go to the restroom as there will be a line. Overall, wonderful show with great performers and music! Would love to come again in the future! read more

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And what a great time it was! Yep; Newsies, live, in theater was quite impressive as the talents of the different actors, dancers, and orchestra came together. I sat on the orchestra level and up quite a bit and right by the sound mix equipment. Yes, farther away from the stage but in the sweet spot of sound for this musical. When I was in high school and again in University, the 1899 Newsboy Strike was a part of the studies for history. In the late 60s and 70s, it was quite interesting during the political turmoil of the times. A movie was put out, and failed, and got bad reviews but has had success on Broadway as a musical but only nominated for a Tony as far as I recall. In my humble opinion, live is the venue for me as it is a true display of talent without retakes, or stop and lets do that again. The courage of an individual to stand up and have the chance to stir the imagination is something to behold. And I was fortunate enough to see the melding of actors, dancers, singers and the manipulation of sets and integration of the orchestra performed in a fluid manner. As this is loosely based on history, but your imagination was allowed to run wild, I was drawn into the building of an army of the young and emotions from long ago resurfaced, if only for an evening. For myself, the real stars that shown were not just the main characters but the chorus and total ensemble who turned into the army and put not just the entertainment, but the politics right in your face. read more

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This was such a great play!! Broadway in Austin never disappoints, and this is no acception. The actors were genuine and told a great story. Thank you yelp austin for another great opportunity to see another great show!!! read more

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Thoroughly enjoyed the Phantom of the Opera. The performers did a great job, and everything seemed to be on point. The visual effects were stunning and kept my hubby entertained. My favorite part was the music from the orchestra. Overall a very entertaining show. Thank you Luci and yelp for giving me the opportunity to enjoy the show. read more

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Last night's viewing of War Horse was just about as spectacular as Broadway in Austin gets! I did not know exactly what to expect going in as I had not read the book nor seen the Spielberg movie of the same name/storyline. What I got was a Broadway experience that was stupendous in its somber simplicity! The first half was absolutely magnificent! The stagecraft of actors and the horse puppeteers (for lack of a better term) brought to mind the goosebumps I first got when watching the Lion King on stage. The horses were just shear brilliant ingenuity! The way they were manipulated was so lifelike you lost yourself to the fact that they were not! The lighting of this stage production was just mind-blowing and so conducive to the story-telling. I loved how the backdrops were used to let the audience know exactly when and where each scene was taking place. But, the lighting was so integral in the staging as well, the special effects from just the shadowplay gave such a "wow" factor to the more involved live-action war plot points. All in all, a fantastic emotional journey that came full circle of a boy and his horse and the overall story line that war affects every aspect of humanity from the "grand scheme" to the personal storylines of each and every living thing it involves. I highly recommend doing yourself the favor and seeing this marvel of a stage production while you can! #WarhorseATX @TXPerfArts. read more

I have been lucky enough to see many shows at Bass Concert Hall. So many I can't name all of them. Yup...lucky me. Most recently I've seen Dirty Dancing, Anything Goes, & Rain. All thanks to yelp (and great seats, too). Dirty Dancing was even better than I expected. The digital screen/backdrop - simply amazing. The fire, the rain, the water...all so vivid. The performers were top notch. Anything Goes was a classic musical. So entertaining. Surprisingly, I knew most of the music in the show. The stage & props (the ship) were so cool...lots of fun. My friend loved it, too. Rain (a tribute to the Beatles) was so much fun. While it wasn't the Beatles, it was still great. The performers had the characters down so well. The guy who played Paul was so close in appearance & sound it was just crazy. Everyone around me was singing & moving (except the goofball two rows up from me who was playing on his phone). It didn't hurt that I brought one of my favorite people. Again, lucky me. :o) read more

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After being here for over 2 years now, I was super excited that I finally got Yelp tickets to check out a play at the Bass Concert Hall. That play happened to be A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder. Now, I had been to Bass Concert Hall once before and enjoyed the performance back earlier last year. I like this theater since there is a bigger walkway for people to get to their seats within the row. Score also for people like me with long legs. Before the show, my hubby and I grabbed a drink from the concession area to enjoy. Note, drink prices are the usual overpriced like any other venue. We were informed by a student volunteer after we got our drink that free music and food was available on the 6th floor. We went up there to discover that Bass offers before performances a chance for students to mingle, grab a bite, listen to music and chill out before performances. There is also a nice view and a patio area for lounging. Overall, the play was on the longer side but was quite entertaining. I knew very little going in about the play but that didn't stop me from enjoying the show. Note, if you want to save some money on parking try to purchase beforehand online the day before the event. You can save a few bucks. Thank you Luci and Yelp. My husband and I enjoyed our weekday date night which is a rareity. read more

The venue is great! Parking is either valet or there are two parking garages around that you can use (and pay for, of course). FYI if you have a Lexus you get FREE Valet parking! As a Yelp elite, I got tickets for the opening night of "the illusionists," which is a magic show. The show was very entertaining and definitely gave the audience some good laughs. Very fun to watch for both adults and kids. Update: 3/2018 I saw A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder on their opening night after receiving once again some Yelp elite tickets. This show is MUST watch! It was absolutely amazing and probably one of my top favorite Broadway shows. It will definitely keep you laughing. read more

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An American in Paris was my first broadway show in Austin and I have to say I really enjoyed it! After reading the overview (aftermath of the war, about an American soldier and french lady in Europe) I assumed that it would be more acting than dancing/singing however, I was completely wrong. Ballet/dancing consumed most of the show, but i'm not complaining. Some of the songs were so fun & catchy- still humming fidgety feet to myself. The choreography and set design were very captivating. I have to say some points were a little slow, which actually turned into the perfect time for a restroom break. I wish there were cup holders for my double wine & water bottle ;). All in all, great show, great dancing, great time! Thanks Luci :) read more

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What would make me miss 3 hours of work, drive 180 miles round trip, and brave Austin traffic??? Tix to Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" Broadway show!!! You heard it right, I took 3 hours off work to leave early and drove all the way from San Antonio through the horrifying notorious Austin traffic to see this show!!! I don't regret one bit, it was 100% WORTH IT!!! When I saw Austin Yelp was giving away tix to "Beauty and the Beast" Broadway show, I knew I HAD TO get them!!! As someone who was born and raised in a different culture, I actually knew the world-class Beauty and the Beast story since I was little. I basically grew up reading fairytale and am a Disney fanatic. I sent my request in right away as soon as the rsvp became available. And I could not believe my eyes when I saw that I WAS IN! YAY!!! Funny thing is even though I live 1.5 hours away, I only come to ATX like maybe 3-4 times a year. Now that I have these tix, it was time to take another trip that's overdue. I got into town early for dinner then picked up my tix at the Bass Concert Hall. The venue is cool. It has 5 floors and the theater itself is modern and spacious. Usually anything in ATX is cooler than San Antonio, but I have to say that the historic and breathtaking Majestic theater in San Antonio is way better. If you haven't seen a show in the Majestic, please do yourself a favor and come down to San Antonio at least once. Now let's get down to business to talk about the show. It was my second Broadway show and this show was everything I expected if not more! FIVE STAR!!! I loved every minute of it and I think my guest enjoyed it very much also. The characters, acting, music, visual and sound effects, costumes and the classic storyline were all so on point. It was also very hilarious and made me laugh throughout the show! My favorite characters were probably Gaston and Lumière. But really the whole cast was all fantastic! Not to mention we got the best seats in da house, 4th row! Yelp has never failed me once! By the time the show ended, it was already 10:40pm. And I didn't get back to San Antonio until past midnight. The following day my body was so sore and I had to get up early to go to work. But was it worth it? HELL YEAH!! I'd do this all over again and again. Thank you SO MUCH, Kelly, Yelp, and Texas Performing Arts. I had the best time EVER!!! Can't wait for the next one!!! read more

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We saw School of Rock through a Yelp Event the other night and it was amazing! The kids in the show were spot on! They are all so good! The kids actually play the instruments and it will blow your mind how good they are! Everyone's singing was phenomenal, it was definitely a great show. There is so much energy in the show, that when they do the Battle of the Bands, you feel like you are going to an actual concert. The venue is amazing, the seats were even more amazing! Thanks Yelp Austin and Luci! The bathrooms did get crazy before the show and during intermission, but there are bathrooms on each floor as well as some near the library. Valet Parking is available out front for $30 and there is paid garage parking near by for $15. It is all cash so make sure to stop by the ATM. The Valet parking takes a while to get your car, and it can get a little crazy over there when you are waiting for your car. Also side note, they only allow certain size purses, so make sure to pack small or leave it at home if you don't think you will need it. They make you check your bag, if it's too large. read more

Rent was amazing! This was my first Broadway show so I didn't know what to expect but wow! I cried, hooted, laughed, and even danced a little. It was amazing. An experience I'll never forget. The parking was a breeze we had to do $15 garage parking as Valet was not accepting more cars. The walk was not even 5 minutes though. I suggest getting there early. We got a Jameson and a red blend for $22, typical for venues of the sort. read more

Mamma Mia!!! 10 stars if it were possible. I had seen the movie before and loved it so I was really excited to see the Broadway performance. My +1 hadn't seen it but knew some of the classic songs. The casting was done very well - clearly a LOT of chemistry between the young love birds. I don't think I've seen that much kissing in a Broadway performance before. The medley after the final bow was unexpected and so much fun! Thanks Yelp for a great night!!! read more

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Another fabulous show from these folks. On Friday, I saw Rain and was just blown away. The music is all live and the tribute band was spot on! Beatles fan, or not, this is a MUST SEE! The show spans everything from the Ed Sullivan premiere, to the Sergeant Pepper time and up through the very end. We were on our feet, cheering, dancing, clapping. What a great show! read more

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So I was able to make the list for yelp tickets to Rent... I have been wanting to see this musical for years... Thank you so much Luci! My wife and I made a date night of it... diner and a show... and what a show it was! Was it the best singing I have heard in a musical... certainly it was not... was it a great story told with laughs, some really fantastic songs, pulling at heart strings, real emotional evolvement and ultimately kept me watching and wanting more... oh HECK YES IT WAS!! Just the way it was directed, blocked, and set up was amazing in its self. The way they used the stage, the scenery, lighting, and all... it was both a visual marvel as well as an audible one. The set doesn't change and that makes it very hard for a director to create the "mood" and "feel" of each scene... but for RENT this was accomplished without a hitch. There are also two of the cast members that I would like to call out as top of the performers: (note all deserved the standing O they received at the end but these two were two of the "top of the line" in my opinion) 1 Aaron Harrington who played Tom Collins. His silky deep voice, timing, and energy should make him a head liner on Broadway for sure! If not it will be a big loss for the Big Apple! 2 Aaron Alcaraz who played Angel... his pure energy for the part brought the house down several times all on his own. My wife and I left just extremely happy with the 2.5 hours we spent watching this musical and I've seen a bunch in my time. I've seen phantom (on Broadway), Stomp, Adams family, Sweeney Todd, a Christmas Carol, Wicked, and many more... RENT was just about everything I had hoped it would be! At the end of the show I was enthralled... I was fully involved and vested in this performance. It was fun, a wonder of scenery and stage direction, a great acting job by all, and truly heart wrenching at times. We loved RENT! read more

School of Rock totally rocks! What a great way to stick it to the man on a chilly Tuesday in Austin. The Jack Black lookalike was great and it's always fun to see 10 year olds that are 10 times more talented than I am. Man, I wish I were in the band... read more

Thank you Luci for the amazing experience once again! Didn't really know what to expect from this particular Broadway show, An American in Paris, since I am not too familiar with it unlike Phantom of the Opera but decided to try for the Elite offer since it was near our 22nd anniversary :) We had a great time! We love UT, have kids at UT so parking was easy and accessible. Nice walk around campus too. Check-in was extremely easy once you enter the door at the press table and they checked your purse. Mine almost didn't pass because it was on the large size. Whew. Last time they made me throw out my water bottle and any candy in my huge purse lol so I had to be the wiser this time:) We got there way too early thinking we needed more time. The show doesn't start until 8. Next time we will aim for closer to Showtime. Our seats this time wasn't as near as last time on the balcony side. This time they were the last row back seats next to the sound guy. Ours actually wasn't too bad because it was nearer to the door but for those next to the sound guy it was pretty bright. But we heard it all fine. Kinda far so actors were tiny if your eyesight is bad like mine hehe The last row seats were high chairs not as comfortable as theater seats but we had a wall to lean back on. We enjoyed the show as much as we could since again not one we are familiar with. There was a lot of singing and dancing like everyone said. Storyline simple and expected but cute. Great actors and dancers. Amazing sets and set designs though, really appreciated that. They were pretty cool. Overall fun experience. Thank you again for this opportunity to see it! read more

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