Loved loved loved Cirque Du Soleil. It was funny, eye catching, heartfelt and mesmerizing. The…read moreviews were great no matter where u sat. I couldn't stop watching it. I'm saddened at this time hearing that one of the stunt artists who had been with the group for 15 years has passed away due to his hand slipping on the rings. That is so unfortunate. I'm thankful for getting to see this show and right in Tampa. It was definitely a work of art!

I thoroughly enjoyed this show! The performers were on point with their acrobatics. The BMX bikes…read moreat the end put X-gamers to shame! Parking is $20 and it's quite chaotic. We drove in to the lot and there were so many cones and far too many people with lights to move traffic. Cash is preferred but they do have the option to take a card using a smart phone plugin of some sort. Plan ahead and give yourself at least 30 minutes to park and then walk to the tent; only VIPs get to park nearby. The general seating is tight. You definitely don't have any personal space. BUT for those of you worried about it, concierge was offering seat upgrades for very minimal costs. We were able to upgrade to premium seating, with much more padding, arm rests, a cup holder, and probably a couple extra inches of space, for only $20 more per person. They offer concessions and accept credit cards or cash. The concessions are ridiculously overpriced but they do have a couple combos to save you money. Please be respectful of the rules: no flash photography; not only is it dangerous to distract the performers but it's also annoying to patrons watching the show. Don't be rude.

I was impressed with Jaeb Theater at the Straz Center. I went to see Suzy Eddie Izzard there…read morerecently and enjoyed the intimacy of the theater. Being so close to the stage from our seats front and center allowed for this pure engagement as Izzard performed all 23 roles of Hamlet. The Jaeb Theater at the Straz has high ceilings in the lobby but it's fairly tight once it's full with people waiting to enter the theater. There is a corner reserved for refreshments and eats, with a limited spirit selection, beer, wine, and other non alcoholic products. Their cookies were wicked tasty with the white chocolate and macadamia nuts. The other side has two restrooms that fill up during intermission but there were ample stalls. The staff were friendly and ensured we made it to our seats, which were front and center. The experience was magical.

It's such a treat to be able to experience Broadway locally!…read more I celebrated Galentine's by seeing &Juliet with a group of 10. Patrick from group ticket sales was incredibly helpful in facilitating the ticket purchases. Everyone had an amazing time. Our seats were great and the spacing means heads in front of you don't block too much, even if you are short. I can't wait to come back!

High quality entertainment. Never a bad performance, ever! Small intimate theatre at affordable…read moreprice for any budget. Love this theatre

Just saw Annie, and what a thrill. Anny DePolis is an amazing Annie! Culver Casson is a…read morecaptivating Miss Hannigan. Christy Adam's performed brilliantly. Thank you for a wonderful afternoon that made me feel like I was in New York. As a matter of fact, the whole cast is amazingly talented. Production, players, all of you, bravo! See you again soon

Even with the loss of state funding for local arts programs, Stageworks continues to put on…read moreincredible theater. Each season offers a range of shows, some poignant and others hilarious. They choose timely work. Never a miss spending an afternoon or evening here.

Puts Tampa on the map for acting and dramatic content. Asher Lev was an incredible performance.read more

Beautiful theatre with good acoustics. They also have employees that can tell you about the history.read more

Was here for a movie sponsored (?) by the Florida Holocaust Museum, and apparently part of a Jewish…read moreFilm Festival ( thank you for showing this impactful film, Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire). This theater is absolutely beautiful. About 100 years old, according to the one employee I asked, the details are incredible, the seats comfortable, the upcoming movies look great...Unfortunately did not have an opportunity to go to the balcony but I was told that's a must do! Downstairs bathrooms/ architecture follows suit. There is a large bar/ concession area, but I did not utilize this amenity. Get there early for parking, just in case ( a few private pay by app lots....). I am unfamiliar with the area, so there possibly are other options.

This performing arts center has been planning for many year. Finally it was build and open to…read morepublic. Today they have the fall festival free to public. This showcase their facilities and good use to the space. This 20,000 square feet facility has two studios and theater auditorium. The auditorium can seat over 350 people slope seats. This seats are retractable becoming an open space. The fall festival last three days. I attend three programs in two days. I saw the performance of the Tampa City Ballet, Daisies and Axes, Atlas Modern Ballet Company. Those are good professional performances. I saw the Tampa City Ballet Alice in Wonderland, Daisies and Axes acoustic folk rock, and Atlas Modern Ballet contemporary dance. The studio seem like has spring floor good for dance class. The center has different schedule in calendar with different paid performances. Please check them out.

Great venue for live music concerts. Plenty of free parking. Comfortable seats and reasonably…read morepriced.

The concert hall is beautiful. Although they don't have the side hall second floor sitting, they do…read morehave second floor back hall sitting. The first floor sitting is slope make viewing easy for the stage. The seats are comfortable with cushion good for hours of performance. The decorations is big red make Italian style. We like acoustic that project the voice or sound of the music instrument. It is well equip with 4 side emergency exit and the back entrance.

The Falk Theatre is a nice performing arts venue. I have seen dance performances in addition to…read moreplays and musicals and musical performances here is recent years. The theatre is older and I like that it's kept kind of old school. The decor is elegant and more classically styled. There is a second floor balcony seating but not seating on the side like most older theaters. The seats are cushioned well and pretty comfortable and the slopes seating layout allows for everyone to view the stage. I suggest checking out a performance at the Falk Theatre if you see something intriguing and feel so inclined.

Great shows!! Not a bad seat in the house! Easy to get tickets. Easy to get to the theatre.read more

Great little theater. It was our first time there. Show was well done and only wish we lived closer…read moreto attend regularly. Any seat is a great seat to see the talented performing group.

We have seen several events over the last few years: both plays and musicals. They have all been…read moregreat. We had gone to a dinner theater previously and I was so sad when it closed -- but happy when we found the playhouse. This past year we to all of the plays and musicals and I hope to do the same for the next season.

This is such a cozy playhouse!…read more If you are searching for community theater where you can feel the kindness and passion in the room, this is the spot. I saw my first play at the playhouse last night and had a great time. The cast of Luv did a phenomenal job!

I went The Dinner Detective with a group of 6 on a Saturday night. We were seated at large tables…read morewith others that we did not know. We were encouraged to mingle with everyone around the room including the others at our table. The people were nice and the food was fine. The "Detective" show portion of the evening was three acts and it was incredibly cheesy. I was not very entertained but I'm sure others were as it just was not really my thing. I really wanted to socialize with the group I was with instead of watch was seemed to be a drawn out 3 hour program. I went because I was invited by a group and would potentially go again if someone asked but I wouldn't ask others to go for any special occasion on my behalf.

Attended the Ann Arbor Michigan production last weekend. I…read morehave been to better plays/shows by high schoolers. Food - mediocre. Salads and dessert placed on the table ahead, sitting there warming for hours. Ew. Chicken picatta had zero sauce, had "funky" chicken parts, dry. Mashed potatoes were ok. Drinks were expensive and only water, ice tea and coffee included in price. Murder mystery - cheesy at best, hard to follow, long, room was unattractive, no music to provide ambiance. Save your money, go to the Dio nearby for the same price!!!