This actually was my first time attending a performance at this theater. It was our choice for a new date night activity and we landed stage seating. Let me say, it was the best experience I've ever had at the theater. Bring on the stage, a part of the show, made everything that much more real and engaging. I can't wait to do this again! read more

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This is one of the finest theaters in the Cincinnati area . All performances have been excellent. Actors are superb. We are here to see Skakespeares Pericles. A modern take on his works. Parking on the street or in Washington park garage . read more

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Five stars across the board! To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect of a local production of such a silly show. I'm happy to report the entire experience exceeded our expectations! It was our first time visiting the Shakespeare Company and the organization acknowledged that in several ways, from emailing us earlier in the week to answer any questions we might have, to the letter on our seat welcoming us and offering $20 off our next show. We saw The Play That Goes Wrong with is a silly (in the best way) and energetic romp with loads of slapstick humor and some audience participation. We often go to big broadway productions, which we love, but it was such a unique experience seeing a show in a small theater. No seat is more than 20 feet from the stage so you really get drawn in. Thanks to CSC for a wonderful date night! We are already looking forward to coming back to their Christmas show and bringing friends with us next time! read more

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GO! RIGHT NOW! Book the tickets! Do not hesitate-every production is truly outstanding-the sets are unbelievable, the acting, the costumes, the lighting, the sound -superior quality for an incredibly reasonable ticket price. I love Cincy Shakes so much, and even though I live in Columbus, I try to come down to see every show I can. You will NEVER be disappointed! I may be a librarian who loves nerdy wordplay, but every production-Shakespeare or something else-is FIRST CLASS and you will understand what is happening. You will laugh, you will cry, you will come away awed. GO! read more

Cincy Shakes is amazing! I always enjoy coming to this theatre. They always completely commit to the shows they do by decorating the lobby. I've recently started trying their themed drinks. The one they had for Dracula was 10/10. I was obsessed! I really enjoy their comedic takes on classic shows! It's a great weeknight outing with friends or a partner. I would definitely recommend read more

We went for the first time last night to see "The Play Goes Wrong", a very fun evening with a few audience members brought up on stage before the play started. The theater itself is very nicely laid out, not a bad seat in the house. The lobby area is large with seating to allow visiting with friends before the show starts and at intermission. It was a very fun evening and we look forward to attend more shows now that we have found it. read more

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Another wonderful evening at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company! My daughter and I see a couple/few plays here a year and always have a great time. We saw Mary Shelley's Frankenstein this weekend and the cast were superb, as usual. Great performances by all and a good set design as well! Each show has a signature drink and this play even came with an optional Frankenstein glass upgrade. We were there early and still missed out of them. But what a cool idea! The staff are always so friendly and helpful. There's plenty of parking around the theatre and a lot of restaurants in walking distance also. So, it's easy to make an evening out of dinner and play and, if inclined - cocktails and music afterwards at one of the bars/clubs that are also within walking distance of the theatre. read more

The Otto M. Budig Theater is a lovely theater located at 1195 Elm Street in the heart of downtown Cincinnati. It is a short walk to SCPA, Washington Park, restaurants, and plenty of parking. My God daughter and I came to see an early, World Premier of the stage play Kindred Spirits. First of all, as soon as you walk into the theater, you feel both comfortable and inspired at the same time. The esthetics are modern but not austere. The staff are welcoming and very friendly...from the guard at the door to the bartender/barista to the ushers that showed us to our seats. We got premium seats in the lower gallery, row F. But honestly, there's not a bad seat in this theater! We really enjoyed Kindred Spirits! It was a wonderful play! We loved the stage props, lighting, and decorations. The actors are very talented, also! We laughed the entire time! We haven't seen the first play in the series, but it was good enough to stand on its own. We do want to see the first play, though :-) Check out this theater. You won't be disappointed! read more

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So ready to see Gaslight! The play was amazing and so well done! The actors were so good and I believe that anywhere you sit in the theater, you're able to hear the actors and have a good viewing as there are no microphones used and the seats are at a slope to allow the audience to see clearly. The theater is small so even at intermission, there isn't a huge long line with no possibility of getting a drink. There is a variety of options they have at the bar. read more

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A beautiful theater in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, just steps away from Music Hall and Washington Park. The lobby is wrapped in windows for a beautiful view of life outside the theater doors while you are awaiting your performance. There is a small lobby bar that provides sweet treats as well as libations. Bathrooms are roomy and decorative as well as inclusive. Staff are very friendly and helpful. My recent performance was Kindred Spirits, and it was fantastic! The set was stunning and had some very special effects you do not want to miss! The actors did an excellent job with this unique comedy based on the characters and story of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit. There was lots of laughter and even some audience participation in the form of shout-outs at some plot twists in the story. read more

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company - Performing Arts Near Me - Cincinnati, Ohio

My wife and I had the chance for a night out to visit the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company and a performance of "Kindred Spirits". It was a new take on a Blithe Spirit, 12 years beyond and was definitely in the "spirit" of the original. The play was fantastic, and the forum put you right in the middle of the play. Great theater without a bad seat - both for viewing and comfort. I'm ready for more nights out! read more

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Everything I know about Cincinnati's theater culture I get from a good friend who lives and works in Cincinnati. It's a thriving culture. Go see something at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, but check out what else might be out there. They do Shakespeare in the Park in Cincinnati, and I am disappointed that I wont be in town to see it (Hamlet!). I was in town for a conference. One of my colleagues suggested that we get a group together to see "The Play that Went Wrong." It was great! I was nonstop laughing during the entire play. The theater is intimate. There is seating down below, very close to the stage. My seat was in the balcony, where I could easily see everything that transpired on stage. The seats were comfortable and padded. There are restrooms upstairs and downstairs, located mysteriously around the corner. Downstairs there is a bar for patrons who need to get lubed before the show. As a visitor from out of town, I had no car, so I cannot say what the parking situation is, but if you are anywhere near the free trolley, it runs through the theater district and right past the Shakespeare Theater. read more

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Thank you Yelp and Cinci Shakes for yet another great event. Seeing the premiere of "Wrecking Ball" was amazing. Part comedy but partly very realistic, Wrecking Ball is tackling a serious issue that had been 'swept under the rug' in Hollywood for so many years. The cast played it so well and a standing ovation was well deserved at the end! I loved that the cast stayed after, available to answer questions or simply for a friendly chat! Cinci Shakes: You are by far my fav in Cinci! read more

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When to the Kindred Spirits Orchestra play this evening for our anniversary. So glad we did. What a great venue! Also, the actors were wonderful. Loved every minute. Looking forward to seeing more shows at this fantastic place! read more

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Wonderful experience! Our company rented the theater for an afternoon business meeting and happy hour. We hosted approximately 125 people. The seating allowed the space to feel more intimate and relaxed than reserving a hotel conference room, and we were able to bring in an AV company to assemble curtains, lighting and microphones. During breaks and after our meeting our guests could get drinks at their bar. It was a fantastic happy hour and the team was ready to handle our crowd. Beautiful bathroom spaces and wall designs. We took a shuttle from our hotel so I'm not able to speak to the parking situation although you'd likely need to hunt for street or garage parking. Payment for the event space was easy to make. A credit card charge is a 4% up charge and very reasonable. read more

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Have attended several performances here now for a date night or showing visitors the best that Cincy has to offer. It's located on the corner Elm & 12th across the street from Washington Square Park. Street parking is limited but there is an underground parking garage below the park. The building is beautiful, not surprising considering it is located next to more Cincinnati gems. These semi circle stage means a great view from nearly every seat. Attended the preview night of The Rewards of Being Frank and it was fantastic! Dialogue was well written, humorous (seriously did not expect to laugh so much!) and 2 hours passed by too quickly. read more

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Beautiful facility and my first visit. Love Shakespeare and I can't wait for the experience and the production. Heard from another guest in the lobby the director is amazing and she is extremely talented. Love the arts especially theatre. read more

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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company has always provided a good date night for my husband and I. The tickets are reasonable and every seat is a good one. You can get right up close and personal. They also take Shakespeare into this century. More, they often have other plays that are enjoyable. I highly recommend. read more

We watched the preview of 'The Taming of the Shrew' on the first day. Thank you Bailey (Yelp Community Manager at Cincy) for inviting us to this event! We moved to the area about a week ago from Iowa and this was our first fun outing. To top it off it's the beginning of our 5 yr wedding anniversary week! This was a perfect activity to get things started. We loved the location of the theater as it's in the middle of the city. There is an open air parking lot right next to the theater and event parking was $10 for 4 hrs. There is a bar inside the theater that serves alcoholic and a few non-alcoholic beverages. There is no food, so plan to eat before or after the show. The show was 2.5 hrs in length with a 15 min intermission, so it's good to plan meals around it. Speaking of the show itself, I loved the detailed consumes representing the era the story is based on. The actors we enthusiastic, energetic and put in all the efforts to do justice to the story. There was some comic addition to the show to add special interest for the audience. I personally have not seen a lot of theater so I can't quite comment on the quality of the production, however, we had a good time getting out and doing something outside of our regular entertainment choices. read more

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Always a great night at the theatre! I've attended two performances, as of this writing, at the Cincy Shakes Theatre. Both happened to be Yelp! Elite Squad events. The two I've attended were "Every Christmas Story Ever Told", in 2021 and "The Living Dead", in 2022. In both of my visits, the cast has been fantastic. Personality diversity of characters can be a bit challenging but when you have the right people in the right places, it can all come together nicely. Both the performances that I've seen have been great examples of just that. Each actor portrayed their role in a very captivating manner. Simply put - If I met any of them on the street, I would have a hard time believing that they weren't the character they played in this performance. A job well done by all. If you've been to the Cincinnati Shakespeare theatre before, you already know that this is an outstanding venue. First off - There is truly not a bad seat in the house. Playing an in-the-round setting, with about a 3/4 round audience, it really doesn't matter where you sit. Small and intimate, this theater really brings an in-the-moment feel to it as an audience member. You feel as if you're right there, in the room within each scene. I would be surprised that, because of this intimacy, at times audience members aren't inclined to spontaneously answer a question or project a response during a dialogue. Taking a small space and making it "big" is something that Cincinnati Shakespeare has a real knack for. The transformation of taking this small space and taking your mind "there" is a real sticking point to the Cincy Shakes crew. Beautifully, creatively and thoughtfully designed sets really bring you into the world that the actors are in. It always amazes me to see these transformations from show to show. The crew at Cincy Shakes always treats the Yelp! Elite Squad well and I've found them all to be nothing but helpful and very pleasant to interact with. Aside from performance, also note that Cincy Shakes has a full bar in their large lounge/lobby. You can get a drink and socialize before the performance and you're welcome to bring a drink in with you during the performance as well. Each seat has a drink holder on the back of the seat in front of you. This way you won't be holding your drink the entire time or worrying about kicking it over. The parking situation is actually not hateful at Cincy Shakes. There are plenty of Pay-to-Park lots or you can easily park on the street with Cincy EZPark. For a two-hour performance, you're parking on the street for about $5. There is a valet option at $25, should you prefer this. Would I go back? Without a doubt. This is the second Yelp! Elite Squad event that I've attended at Cincy Shakes and I will always try to make myself available for more. Talking with some of the other audience members, I will remind myself to keep updated on the new performances throughout the year at Cincy Shakes as I've heard great things about some of the performances that I've not seen. read more

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We almost didn't make it in for our tickets to "Pride and Prejudice" due to some severe weather ... but I'm SO glad we braved the rain and arrived just in time for the show! This was our first time visiting the Otto M. Budig Theater, despite driving past their Shakespearean pig several times. There's a parking lot right next door, so if you're running a bit behind like we were, you should be able to find a spot no problem. The lobby/entrance to the theater is absolutely beautiful. They had a stunning flower wall on display ... and a cute bar in the center with various wine, beer, and soda offerings. I've been to larger theaters in the past, which made me appreciate how intimate and thoughtful this space is. The theater itself is just as beautiful, and with only a few rows of seats, such a cozy setting for a play. Our seats were literally on the stage ... and seeing a show from this angle makes me never want to go back to being in the regular audience again! "Pride and Prejudice" was wonderfully done ... the cast was creative and likeable, and had so much fun with a classic that can be a bit stuffy at times. I've seen nearly all of the movie adaptations, and read the original novel, and I have to say this was one of my favorite takes on such a beloved story. My fiancé, on the other hand, didn't know the story at all going into it, and he was surprised to find that he loved every minute! If you can snag a seat on stage for any CSC production, I highly recommend doing so ... we had a few interactive moments with the cast during the show, and that really stuck in our minds as something we'll remember for a long time! If you're wondering whether you should purchase tickets to a show here ... just do it already! Even if you're not into Shakespeare, there's something in these shows that anyone will love. read more

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Yet another fantastic show put on by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company! I absolutely love how the actors draw in the audience's attention and keep you guessing what will happen next. I haven't seen a bad show yet! They even offer several items to guests such as advil, pads/tampons, band aids, cough drops and tissues if needed. read more

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I've had the pleasure of seeing two shows at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company recently and I have had such a nice time at both. The theatre is so nice. The seats are roomy and comfortable; it's intimate so the actors can participate with the audience and really connect. They allow you to purchase coffee, wine, beer, and soda, and then have them inside the theater which just makes it a little cozier. read more

What a lovely time my mom and I had here! First, the interior has multiple photo-worthy set ups. Even the bathroom was aesthetic and clean. I arrived a little early to order a glass of cabernet sauvignon and the bartender gave the opportunity of prepaying for a drink to be brought during intermission. I got a snack of delicious malted milk balls as well. The play itself, Pride and Prejudice, was absolutely delightful. I didn't expect to laugh out loud as many times as I did. They also had a cast of 9 people who alternated into different characters. The range these actors have is incredible! The theater room is intimate, so you get great views of the emotion on the actors' faces and some actors will interact with audience members on end isles! It's a great place to bring family, a date, or friends. I am excited to bring more people back here with me. I especially am looking forward to their upcoming performance of Little Women! I am so glad I got the chance to discover this place and to make fun evening memories. Consider me a new modern Shakespeare fan! read more

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We enjoyed an unexpected, amazing evening at the theatre! I shouldn't be surprised at the amazing talent of the actors and production. It's Cincinnati Shakespeare. However, I was blown away by the performance and acting. The show itself was uncomfortable at times, but that is what made it unique, special, a must-see! "Trouble in Mind" is a thought-provoking show that is dark yet humorous. They pulled this dark comedy off. We were lucky enough to attend a pre-opening show for young professionals. The space is gorgeous, and the staff were helpful. Everyone that seemed to be involved was working hard! We can't wait to check out more this summer. read more

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Best play I have ever seen. August, Osage County was funny, heartbreaking, and gut wrenching all at once. The set is amazing and the actors even better. The story follows a dysfunctional family with enough issues that anyone can relate to. I will warn you that this is the longest play I have ever seen to though, 3 acts. After the second act many audience members were unsure if the play was over, and a handful did leave. But I am so glad I stayed. If you go, just be prepared for a longer night than normal. read more

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I have now seen four productions here, and I don't have the words to express my enjoyment. The current A Comedy of Errors is a hilarious production, with songs thrown in just to make it more special. Careful acting with gestures and intonation make the Elizabethan English pretty easy to follow, so little of the comedy is missed. Even in their pictures in the program, the two men playing Dromio could be twins. I saw Fences there, with the most amazing set I've seen in about 55 years of attending theater. Great acting there, too. Then there's Every Christmas Story Ever Written, which has the whole audience rolling in the aisles. This Company is a major jewel in the Queen City's crown. read more

What a fun time at the call Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Tonight I saw Comedy of Errors which was my first Shakespeare play. The theater is a welcoming and positive environment. The staff is very friendly and the theater is very clean. The production was excellent. The cast and crew put on an amazing show unlike anything I expected. I would highly recommend anyone to go see the comedy of errors put on by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company while it is running. Now that I've dip my toe in Shakespeare theater I am sure to return. Go check out this amazing theater company and decide for yourself. read more

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Another great show by the Cincy Shakes! As usual the staff were great and the atmosphere was set for fall, very warm and cozy. There was no intermission since the play was shorter than most but I did snag a drink. The drink menu had spooky themed cocktails, one being a Rhinegiest beer that's called Sour Zombie Juice, I highly recommend if you're into sour/tart beers. The play was fantastic, probably my favorite so far. The cast did a great job and the audience couldn't get enough. The play had comedy, horror l, thrills, drama, and a little bit of romance! I'll keep returning ! read more

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I won two tickets to the winters tale through Yelp. I have never been to a Shakespearean play or have I ever been to the Otto Budig Theatre. It was a treat. The theatre is gorgeous with a beautiful bar when you walk in. Get a drink and relax in a comfy chair before the play. The play was entertaining and the actors are so talented. It brought back memories of studying Shakespeare. Thanks Yelp for a delight Won two more tickets to all the way. A play centered around Lyndon B Johnson right after John Kennedy's death. Very insightful As always the theatre is a breath of fresh air. read more

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This is such a great addition to the arts scene in Cincinnati. The plays are well produced and thought out. Every play I have ever attended has been a triumph. I just saw The Rewards of Being Frank. It was so funny and played homage to Oscar Wilde. If you have not been to one of the plays here you are missing out. read more

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5* standing ovation!!! This was my first night here, and I already want to go back! My wife and I saw Miss Holmes, and I highly recommend folks going to view this play...I was captivated how they pulled off 19parts with only 9 people!!! Just walking into the front waiting area you can feel that something magical is going to happen; the wall art and simple modern decor was very inviting. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the theater and the excitement in everyones face while we waited for the show to start. The theater was smaller, more intimate, and felt like you were apart of the show due to the cast being so close to the audience. This is going to be one of my new date night spots for some fun and a good drink! I didn't purchase a drink at first because I didn't know if I would have time to drink before the show...then I found out that you can have drinks in the theater! Plays I've been to at other locations didn't allow this, so it was nice having a local brewed beer and enjoy an excellent performance. If you're looking for a spot that you'll get to enjoy Cincinnati, the fine arts, and a relaxing evening...then this is where you need to go! Well played Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, thank you for having me and I can't wait to come back! read more

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This is a wonderful theater experience. It feels so intimate sitting there, able to see the whites of the eyes of all the actors, watching the subtle change of their facial expressions to add drama. We went to see Miss Holmes and I thoroughly enjoyed the show, they did an excellent job. The show itself was clever and exciting, and the actors are quite good! I'm so impressed how they perform multiple parts switching seamlessly without missing a line. The style of theater puts your attention so much more on the acting instead of the set or the music and everything else that goes into larger productions, I really enjoyed the experience of watching this show. In the theater itself The seats are comfortable and the staff are all friendly, and they have a nice selection of drinks available. Overall I would highly recommend seeing a show at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company theater. read more

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A friend and I got to see Macbeth (one of my favorite plays by Shakespeare) after getting tickets from Yelp Cincy (thank you Tyler!). This is housed in the beautiful Otto Budig building. Parking isn't bad- multiple parking lots around and several metered parking options available. The interiors are classy, with a massive bar in the lobby. The staff are welcoming and friendly. The theatre area is clean, cozy, with plenty legroom. The play was fantastic! Every single performance was insanely good. This was my first time seeing a play in Cincy, and I was impressed. Every element was perfect- lighting, props, sound, costumes. Hope to see all the good work again! read more

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We were so lucky to snag tickets to the early screening from the Yelp Cincy Community, it was such a phenomenal ensemble. I have seen all kinds of Broadway productions while I lived in NYC and I'd say this was comparable to the Drunk Shakespeare theater experience. The space is beautiful and very clean. I've always walked past this theater, and had interest but Shakespeare's dialog isn't my favorite thing to decipher. I'm so glad they do productions of this quality because it makes the original material so relatable and easy to understand. My friend enjoyed it very much and was worried about seeing the play because she hadn't read the book; she laughed all the way through it. Every cast member stood out in their own way, but there were three that I was hyper focused on whenever they entered the scene. Geoffrey Warren Barnes as Tranio had me crackling at every sentence while Mollie Murk as Biondello got me snickering with her body language. Josh Innerst as Petruchio was superb at portraying his character's every quirk with his cadence. The addition of characters that challenged the third wall was also kicks and giggles. Concessions staff were friendly and swift with orders. Can't wait to see another production. read more

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Let me start by saying: when they proposed the design for the Otto Budig Theater in OTR I was a huge hater. To anyone with a sense of classical architectural aesthetic: it kind of sucks. It doesn't match the historic surroundings, it's hypermodern, and it was a bit anger-inducing that they didn't spend the money fixing up another historic venue rather than building something new (like, for instance, the Emery theatre). Well, that was the perspective I went in with. I am so glad that I had this experience (disclaimer: I got free tickets from Yelp, thanks Yelp & Cincyshakes!) Basically I had things all wrong. First off: this theater isn't really your typical concert hall or venue. Every seat is arranged such that you are very, very close to the show. In some cases the front seats are only a foot away from the action - there is not a bad seat in the house! Add to all this that the bar and modern interior are actually very well done and classy: me, the historic architecture purist, actually ended up loving it. Second: the production value is off the charts. I was expecting the show to be good - but from all aspects (acoustics, vantage points, stage construction, lighting effects, sound effects, special effects) they really have turned the show experience into one that I could not imagine in any other venue. The Otto Budig theater really is a special place. Even in the subtle ways that they worked in the tiered stage design and multiple entrances to the show - I was impressed. The show that I got to see was one that I had cliffnot'd many moons ago: Macbeth. Can I just say that, without giving too much away, some of the special effects were so gruesome and terrifying that it felt like a Saw movie? I mean you go in knowing Macbeth is gory, but they pulled off some truly disturbing stunts that I'm sure the audience will remember for the rest of their lives. I'm no theater expert but I felt like it was far above par. I love some good shock value. Case in point: I was a hater and now I love this place and want to see more from Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. You can come here as a plebe/casual watcher with zero theatre knowledge (as I did) or have Broadway-level expectations and you will not be disappointed. read more

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I cannot say enough about the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. We all know Shakespeare can be a bit of a challenge to read, but when these AMAZING actors and actresses perform they are able to make it so much clearer and sooo much more enjoyable. You can certainly see the dedication and love each performer puts into their part. It's one thing to be able to memorize a script, but to memorize Shakespeare??? WOW! They are all so impressive and I appreciate each and every one of them. The sets and props are beautifully made and designed. The costumes are exquisite. The theater itself is small and intimate which makes it feel more as if you are sitting in your living room with a group of friends. I cannot wait to see the next production. read more

I have gotten free tickets through Yelp to see a couple of plays here now. I got to see "Romeo and Juliet" here on this past Friday and I enjoyed getting to see it, thanks to the free tickets from Yelp. The play was well done and I really like the one lady's costume that played the Prince in the play. I would have liked to have gotten a selfie with the lady in the Prince costume, (if that would have been allowed.) The set was beautifully done and the lady that played the Nurse was hysterical. I particularly also was pleasantly surprised to see a lady playing a friar, (new one for me). I think that it was a great thing to see more ladies playing traditionally male parts in this play here, when back in Shakespeare's day, it would have all been played by guys. I hope that I can see more plays here at the Shakespeare Company over the years. read more

First time here for Romeo and Juliet (elite tix) and I loved it! The theater is so nice and intimate. I enjoyed the lobby area and the mural on the way to the restrooms. Staff was wonderful and the show was fantastic! That you Yelp for a great night out. Looking forward to more shows here! read more

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Was such a fun experience ! At first I was a little unsure about it since I haven't been to a play since high-school. They simple but elaborate setting that went so well with the plot ! The drinks were also super good and made the night 10 times better. #ThanksYelp read more

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