I've taken a few silks and flying trapeze classes here, and yesterday, I tried aerial straps for…read morethe first time! The instructors are always welcoming and knowledgeable. I love the high ceilings and really enjoy the environment, facility, and overall culture. I'm excited to take more classes and continue getting stronger and more flexible. Thank you! There are designated reserved parking spots in the parking lot.

Did the Trapeze Party for my 30th birthday and it was the BEST experience I could've asked for. My…read moreparty of 8 came in nervous and uncertain, and left confident, inspired, TRANSFORMED, and in awe of the instructors and their inclusivity, encouragement, and individualized care. We had a blast & It's one of the coolest things all of us have ever done. Thank you, SANCA/Emerald City Trapeze. We love you!!!

What an AMAZING time!!!…read more First of all, I cannot believe there is (1) Review for this place. This is a MUST DO for anyone that loves the arts. This is like Cirque du Soleil but way better, because the actors/actresses interact with you. If you sit in the front row or close to the stage, like we were, you will definitely be chatting with them throughout the show. Also this is a top notch production, check-in was easy, coat check too and shortly after arriving we were shown our table. Service is what you would expect from a five star restaurant, their timing was on point. They even walk around hunched over during the show not to interrupt your viewing of the show. (Not a job for us old people). We arrived one hour early, got a seat and a few drinks and then the show started and last a fast 2.5 hours. We arrived at our tables to find a small snack, then the show, and then three breaks for soup, main entree and then dessert. The performance stops when you are eating, but the actors/actresses still roam around the dining hall. Food was really good, but overall had mixed results from our table of eight. A friend said "you don't come here for the food", but I disagree I thought everything was tasty, especially the salmon. Oh yeah, then they have a really good band, which was always changing up the tunes based on the skit! I have been here before, but its been a few years. Also, its not cheap but for the amount of money it is completely worth it. I am going to make this at least a twice a year thing from now on and a must when I have guests arriving from out of town. AWESOME JOB GUYS!!!

This is a pricier night out. Must arrive with an open mind and roll with the silliness. The service…read morewas top notch and even thought we didn't order much they checked in on us regularly. The acts are a fun variety, with lots of personality and effort. They really go all out to bring the ambiance alive.

Really loved watching Elf there with my friend! The staff here are very nice and efficient in…read moregetting everyone in fast. I have tried the food here yet, but you get these really cute cups if you order drinks here. Super cool that you can see the orchestra pit during intermission! Very cute venue to watch during the holidays!

It's a nice enough theater. I came here to watch Suffs and the seats all the way in the back were…read morealso decent for watching. The area around it didn't feel the best to walk around in. Once inside I tried to find some sustenance but the options for non alcoholic non junk food was very low. Very pretty theater though!

Got to watch Golden to support a friend performing. The stage was so intricately well thought out…read more We loved how when the actors were performing they utilized not only the stage, but the stairs too. Please go see Golden before they end. Their last show is on May 11 for 2pm or 7pm.

Generally a good théâtre experience. I have been to about four or five shows here and I think they…read moreall have been very well produced. I find the shows in the round a little awkward but I think anyone who is interested in local theater should give this a try. I have also seen a few really stand out shows here that surpassed my expectations. Shout out to Cambodian Rockband!

I came for a an orchestra concert here and had a great night. The acoustics are excellent --…read moredialogue and score came through clearly and evenly, which made the performance immersive. Seating is comfortable for a long show, with good sightlines from where I sat. I also enjoyed the outdoor areas -- nice spots to hang out before the performance and a pleasant pre-show atmosphere. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout. One improvement: there are no elevators, which can be difficult for those with mobility issues.

We recently had our second trip to the Paramount, and it was as delightful as the first!…read more My wife, son, and I went to see John Mulaney recently, and it was quite a delightful show. We were up pretty high in the second balcony, but still had a good view of the show. This is the sort of theater, where the higher up seats are closer to the "you get what you pay for" type seats than other places, we've been. This is a big enough theater that it does make a difference. Not a bad thing, just something to know. The acoustics here are lovely., And at least when a comedian is going, the sound is spot on. I will say, they've got the snacks and bar thing down. I think there were four total refreshment stations available across the number of different levels the lines moved quickly, and they had a good number of drink options, including alcohol and nonalcoholic beverages. I also appreciated the option of gummy bears! Everybody loves gummy bears! Unless you're communist. Then you probably like the sugar-free ones... Look up the review on Amazon! A wonderful theater, and one that you should check out if you have a chance.

Ok this place is super cool. I can't believe I only found out about this venue recently!…read more To get to the theater, you go around the corner from the bar entrance and through this back alleyway door. It feels very covert, like you need to know a guy who knows a guy with a password to get in. You can also enter through the bar (I think). We initially went through the side door to get our tickets scanned in and then went in and out of the bar between acts to grab a drink. We weren't able to bring drinks into the actual theater, but not a huge deal. If anything, keeps the venue cleaner. There aren't any seats, just tiered standing platforms. Honestly, even with it being packed, I felt like we had a pretty good view of ~80% of the stage. The one thing I will say is that with everyone standing, you would think there'd be more movement/dancing. But alas, this is still Seattle and most people were bopping their heads to the music while I just wanted to swing around and feel it in my soul.

This theater is definitely full of character and history. it was built in 1917 and is in an obscure…read morelocation. There is available street parking however it can be tricky and limited due to the narrow streets. The theater shares an entrance with a jazz bar which provides a comfortable seating area to enjoy a drink while waiting for a show. We came to see the Rocky Horror Burlesque Pastie Show and was impressed at the capacity of this small theater. Beyond the hallway, patrons are immediately welcomed to second bar and a sea of padded chairs. The theater was packed with Rocky Horror Picture fans with some proudly wearing costumes of their favorite characters. The show started a little later than advertised however we were kept entertained during the slight delay. The seats were comfortable and we had an unobstructed view of the stage. This was our first time seeing a Rocky Horror Show in burlesque and we didn't know what to expect. Audience participation was encouraged and specific names (which I will not repeat) were yelled out when either Brad or Janet took the stage. Overall, a wonderful group adventure night full of sing-a-longs, heckling, and cocktails. Drink prices and show tickets were cheap compared to other venues.

Everything is great. The food, the ambiance, the crew, but what really brings me back is the cars…read more For obvious reasons you cannot access the back without a guided tour. The real thrill is having a membership and spending time with these beauties. I've walked through with my grandkids and told them all my car stories and I got to connect with them on another level

I'm a car guy and love stopping by here on a Saturday morning to see what's in the parking lot…read more Also the viewing area where you can see many of the amazing cars stored in the building is a treat for the eyes. But... the coffee is unremarkable and there's no excuse for that in Seattle. The food in the Derby restaurant is ok if you want big greasy burgers, but I don't eat that stuff. So I was among the original members, and I kept my Ferrari there for a while, but I was paying too much and getting too little.

We visited Benaroya Hall to attend a presentation by a National Geographic photographer on the…read moremigration of the monarch butterfly. It was fascinating to learn what he endured to capture the butterflies' journey from the United States to Mexico. The theater itself is beautiful and well maintained. The lobby feels elegant, with tasteful décor and plenty of great spots for photos. Parking is convenient, with ample paid options available in the garage. The staff truly stood out--they were friendly, welcoming, and eager to help. They offered tips on nearby restaurants for dinner before the event, pointed us toward the restrooms, and let us know where to find coffee and snacks. The bathrooms were clean, and the seating in the auditorium was easy to navigate. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and Benaroya Hall proved to be an excellent venue for an event.

The thing I like most about Benaroya Hall, not even touching on the great programming, like the…read morelive Fantasia performance that we saw last year, is its lovely hillside situation. From its entrance street, it's inviting, warm and unprepossessing like a city bistro or an off roadway theater, but once you enter, you realize how vast and stunning it is. And you can certainly see that from down the hill too. I wish I could come here even more. I also love how you can reserve your intermission drinks ahead of time. Amazing.

We took our daughter on her 18th birthday to this spot thanks to a chat GPT suggestion. We were…read morepleasantly surprised and the birthday girl really enjoyed her first improv comedy experience. The actors were so believable as the characters they were playing and loved the construct as a homage to the Office.

Saw The Grimm Truth last night and it was hysterical! Improv singing looks so fun, but so hard to…read moredo! I was the Ursula requester, you all did a great job with that one. This show has a ton of potential, and you could even branch out with other types of villains (like comic books, movies, etc.). This was my first time seeing a show there and I'll definitely be back! One thing I would suggest is either specifying it's kid-friendly material, that it's for mature audiences, or will have both, 'cause some of the jokes clearly had to be modified. Also a message in the beginning about photography/video would be helpful!

HOWWW HAVE I NOT WRITTEN A REVIEW FOR SALON OF SHAME. HOW. WHY. I'M GONNA BEAT MY OWN ASS…read more Salon of Shame is one of the best things that I've ever seen. I kid you not. This is something you HAVE to experience at least once. It's awkward. It's raw. It's real. It's embarrassing as hell. Even if you aren't the one up there, you're gonna feel second hand embarrassment. I promise you. I mean... You're watching someone read their high school (or even middle school or elementary) diaries to a room full of strangers. And then on top of that, the MC is great at getting the crowd engaged and riled up. It really is such a great time. Bonus: They serve up draaanks during the shows! Get your buzz on and laugh your ass off. There's literally no better time than this. Are you still reading this? Okay, full stop... And go buy your tickets to their next show!

I recently learned about this for the first time by missing out on getting into a yelp event where…read morea few select yelpers had the opportunity to watch the show. From the second I heard about it I knew that I had to check it out for myself. Listening to people read diaries and letters from their past sounded like the best time ever. Plus they sell drinks. I can not believe this concept does not appeal to some people. Unfortunately it is hard to get into and only one day a month, with tickets only being sold a month in advance. I hear the smaller venue often sells out. I signed up for the email and liked the facebook page to make sure I would stop missing it. It may be easier to get in if you are one of the brave souls who is willing to share their most vulnerable selves, but I am much more willing to pay the 15$ to watch others suffer, although I did debate volunteering to do chairs for free admission. Many months later I finally found a day I could go and convinced a friend to join me. We ended up arriving late and while we were super close had some items blocking our view of the stage. The pictures that go along with the readings are amazing, as is the sign language interpretation. It seemed like many readers may be frequents, but there were some newbies as well. I really enjoyed the commentary that accompanied the evening. Its also reassuring to know that their is a time limit in case its not a reader whose story enthralls you. Definitely check it out and if you can convince a friend to go on stage and read so they can take you for free!