First time visit here and it is a great venue to see a performance in. Limited street parking…read moreavailable, but multiple garages that charge $15 for event parking within close proximity. Staff is friendly and helpful. Small variety of food and drink to choose from at standard hall prices. Classic but comfortable vibe at this venue to enjoy your event!

It's my second time at the Capital One Hall. Tonight, I see Jo Koy perform standup comedy. It's…read moremy second time seeing him. My first time here was to see Russell Peters. The Capital One Hall is an awesome venue. I am excited to come back for a non comedy act. What I like best about COH is that it is one of the newest performance venues in the area. Also, the location is conveniently located right off 495 and 66, so real easy to get to.

Superb professional theatre with multiple well deserved Helen Hayes awards in an intimate,…read moreintellectual stimulating and entertaining venue!!! A true artistic gem of a professional theatre right in Tysons Corner location and serves the entire DMV with superb destination worthy attendance!!!

Came to 1st Stage with my sister to watch "The Lake Effect" written by Rajiv George. What a…read morebeautiful performance! The emotion and passion from each actor drew me in instantly. The venue is nice and small - perfect for a weekend show. Lots of seating and provides visitors an experience of feeling ever so close to the stage. Very intimate and I appreciated hearing insights from the director after the performance. Highly recommend 1st Stage if you want to support a wonderful local theatre production!

Went to free Wolf Trap concert + fireworks ! and honestly it was even better than one of the…read moreKennedy Center concerts I went to recently, which left me really disappointed. Maybe it's partially because it's free or opening concert that is intended to make you want to attend more paid concerts at venues, but the Marching Band and camera work/acoustics were pretty stunning. There were covers of Wicked (woman also narrated and blew me away with her vocal range-really moving) and a jazz duet that made it not seem boring..for the first time in my life. Everyone in the band is super talented and locked in-really inspiring-you can see they're bringing the energy and giving it their all. The weather was a bit rainy so seating requires extra preparation, but concert was really exciting. This Marching Band has been around since the time of Thomas Jefferson's inauguration and is around 230 years old, almost as old as the founding of the country. The concert was for Memorial Day and I'm someone who's skeptical of everything, but I also was feeling a bit patriotic in the end of with all the talent. The fireworks were pretty impressive too. Bathrooms outside were accessible with minimal lines. To get to the actual venue, there's a bit of a hike up from the parking but there are also a few people driving some carts up for free and I got to ride that too. Some of the direction and blocking off to direct into parking was awkward and require a roundabout drive. Parking can also be a bit crowded, but there was plenty-just be careful driving out of the venue with the traffic because noted there's some impatient/aggressive drivers. There was also some smoke from the fireworks that create what looks like a fog when you walk back down to parking. You can arrive early for better seating, but I was fine going there shortly before the concert starting. Overall really well done and so glad I went even in the rain-unfortunately my pictures do not really do it justice. Here's the link to the concert I went to: https://www.wolftrap.org/show/blast-off/

Ventured over with my sisters expecting an incredible show as we've made Mav's shows a thing since…read moreour mother transitioned. Anyhoo- I'm not sure why they headlined Chandler, Naomi Reign, Todd G and NONE of them were present. I hope someone calls me back from customer service. We were really looking forward to this evening but ended up disappointed. Not cool Wolf Trap** Happy Yelping!

Thank you so much, Cirque Du Soleil's LUZIA and Kimi, for allowing me and my wonderful friend…read moreattend this show! I didn't read anything about LUZIA, but the show actually exceeded my expectations! This intimate performance transported us to a surreal and an imaginary Mexico, inspired by the country's rich culture. We really enjoyed the acrobats, the amazing contortionist artist, the hoop diving, the hand-balancing act, the Russian swings, the speed juggling, the impressive footwork with the football, and the dancing with the hoops (which I loved!). I absolutely enjoyed their soundtrack, so definitely getting their album! Our seats were the best, as we had a wonderful view of the overall stage. You don't get let in until half an hour before the start of the show, but there are concessions, bars, gift shops, and a small gallery to check out while you wait. What a great way to spend a Thursday evening - thank you so much! +amazing performances! +wonderful soundtrack!

This was probably close to my 10th Cirque Du Soleil show but first since the pandemic. For those…read morewho still care, masks were almost non-existant but there were a few in the crowd and employees. As another reviewer said, it's fairly easy to park at the mall and walk. If you park at Tyson's Corner Center (Tyson's 1, not the closer Tyson's 2/Galleria) IMO it is not obvious how to cross the street from the mall, so it took a bit of exploring. Another reviewers hint to look for the metro and use the bridge was solid (paired with logical keep to sidewalks). So first the "bad": * I think this was the first Cirque show I've seen where I saw mistakes. Ironically, given another reviewer praise, it was with the ring events. * I also think this was the first Cirque show I've been to where there were noticable 'cleanup' crew on stage that were not "in character" part of the show (besides between acts). * Finally, there was a lot going on at times with this show. My SO said that is not atypical but acknowledged sometimes it seemed like there were 2 acts going on at once (in addition to the always small things to look at). To their credit this does give some rewatch value for whoever can afford that. * Occasionally spotlights were in my eyes. This might have been seating but I suspect all but the middle or maybe far corners would have been affected at some point. More informational than bad, besides those spotlights, because the stage rotates I didn't really feel like the more expensive seats were worth it. I think being in the nosebleed seats likely would have been fine as long as you don't care about close up costume detail or maybe some crowd interaction. Maybe not the far right and left. I will add the online ticket/seat picking map makes the place look a lot bigger than it is. Aside from all that, the performances were solid and the music was stellar. SO said it was nice things were bilingual (spanish english) vs the "normal" French. Maybe it has been because it's been a number of years, but things to me felt fresh and new. Before the pandemic SO and I were mulling how Cirque shows were feeling a bit stale. If you disagree with me and don't find this fresh, my advice is take some time off and come back, maybe that's what it was. Maybe it was our seats but of all the Cirque I've been to, it felt like the actors on stage were smiling and nodding specifically at me vs in general. I also really appreciated the "freeze" scenes because I know that takes a ton of strength and almost every single performer was doing it. As far as the water add, I disagree with another reviewer. IMO anything you can do without water, is more difficult with water and was well executed and fun to watch. The masks and puppetry (in addition to normal costumes) was all good. One "comedy" in between acts did involve having a large ball tossed around the audience which I felt was an accident waiting to happen. Luckily it never came our way. I also cannot say I remember noticing so many repeat performers before. It wasn't stale but I do wonder if they shrunk their crew. Last notable thing for me was there were a lot of people taking video or flash camera and security was on them pretty fast which I appreciated. The light is very distracting in an otherwise pretty dark performance area, probably also for performers safety. As for the timing of the show, the doors opened 30m before showtime. This was not stated on the tickets like the general area or concessions were. There was one "25 minute" intermission. We did not leave our seating area during that time. Unlike other reviews said, there were no metal detectors nor were our bags searched. We could have brought in outside food if we wanted. I am not sure if that was because the show was ending soon and they were over it. Your milage may vary. Bathrooms (pre-show) were the typical tight flushable portopotties...think airplane bathroom. My door was kind of questionable and I thought I might get locked in but I didn't :P My toilet also did not flush maybe it was in disorder. I thought I heard through a wall "is there no soap?" but I tried not to listen too hard :P Water was 6.50 but came in a metal (probably reusable) container. There was free water (and small plastic cups) which I had not seen before. In case it matters it was a Thursday show.

great fun show. they have some cool tricks and lors of laughs. We went for date night and had a…read moregreat time.

Amazing experience! Both magicians were entertaining and perfectly merged comedy with magic tricks…read more They were very interactive with the audience and frequently picked members of the audience to participate in different acts. It was fantastic overall; we look forward to returning to Pinstripes to see Mark Phillips and Meadow Perry again or to check out other shows at the venue!

If there's a Cirque show in town, I'm there...usually second-third row. Luckily, there are no 'bad'…read moreseats, because the show is interactive and the performers really work the stage/floor/room. If you haven't already, check it out. It's always worth it. Plus, the Tyson's Corner shows have plenty of before show dining options to choose from. __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

I truly enjoyed this Cirque De Soleil performance near Tyson's Galleria. We went for a friend's…read morebirthday gathering. While I had attended a Cirque De Soleil in Vegas a couple of years ago it was hubby's first. Thankfully I agreed to go to this show. It was a much more enjoyable experience. The area is small enough that you see the performers up close. While the stage was smaller the up close factor made it awesome. I whole heartedly recommend attending this sort of Cirque De Soleil performance. The next time another such performance comes to Tyson's Galleria I will be sure to look into tickets right away. Next time Cirque De Soleil comes to Tyson's Galleria I would encourage folks look into attending. As an added bonus there are an assortment of restaurants close by making it an easy two part adventure with family or friends.

First time at this venue, it is part of The New School of Northern Virginia. Plenty of convenient…read moreparking. Nice black box room with good stadium seating. The temperature was just right for a hot day. We came to see the play 'Redder Blood' and enjoyed it very much.

We experienced "Peekaboo Baby" at the Hub! Great cast - very talented. Small intimate theatre…read morewith stadium seating. The show was excellent. The writer (sorry, I can't remember her name) was excellent, the re-written music was great and the cast at the after-party were all open to being received and appreciated. The Director was also amazing and filled with gratitude to all. Great, great job! We'll be back.