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!

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!

My first visit to the Paramount Theatre was to see Water for Elephants and I'm so glad I was…read moreinvited! The interiors and lobby areas were absolutely gorgeous, with ornate details and an elegant, old-world feel. It was lovely to take everything in before the show began. The performance was fantastic, and the acoustics were excellent. We were seated very high up, almost in the last row at the top. I was pleasantly surprised by the clear, unobstructed view and had no trouble seeing the performance. There were also some perks to being upstairs: the upper-level restroom and bar were less crowded, and the nearby stairs made getting out during intermission and after the show quick and easy. A tip: arrive early! While waiting outside for a friend, I noticed the security line getting longer closer to showtime. The stanchions ran along the sidewalk and extended into the street, so I imagine the wait could be substantial for more popular shows. Security itself went smoothly. If you have Paramount Club access, keep in mind that staff occasionally directed guests from the backed-up main line into the priority entrance, so that line could get busy too. A beautiful theatre and a wonderful first experience. I'll definitely check out another show this year!

We had great seats M2 N seats 13,14 Seats to see boz Skaggs…read more Great view, great down, place is old and beautiful. Only problem is the sound person needed some work. But overall great venue to see events, shows, etc....

Very nice small theater. Not a bad seat at least down stairs. The production was very good and well…read moreacted and directed. The concessions at intermission were well executed. Nice you can take beverages into the theater.

I love supporting my local theater community!…read more Been a fan of taproot since I moved to Seattle 13 years ago. Well run, well managed and consistent. They are fantastic and everyone should go see more theater at this location. Currently too many older folks! It's bizarre, we need more ways to get regular/young people involved. I've been involved in east coast theater community in Toronto and we have a lot more diversity and easily more younger people involved in, volunteering for and attending theater shows than in Seattle where it looks like live theater is for the retired community. It is not! Everyone should have access to live theater. We need to change this pronto.

I have never been to this venue before but I'm so glad to have the opportunity to see the NieR:…read moreOrchestral Concert. We were able to find parking nearby and line up to get into the merch line. The staff here were all courteous and professional. I was worried about getting hungry but not only did they offer drinks but they offered food and light snacks which was nice. Obviously it costs a lot but most venues will upcharge. The spinach and artichoke dip was actually good and even made me eat the other veggies in there with it so I was good for the entirety of the concerts. I also got to try Tree Top cranberry juice which I wasn't even aware that was a thing! The show venue is enormous and the seats were comfortable. We were in a great spot where there was a bit of AC as I get hot easily. The lighting and sound was perfect. Definitely wouldn't mind coming back for future shows that I am interested in!

Nice venue. We went here to see Shen Yuen! Parking was $30 for garage parking. Felt safe and it was…read morejust a walk across the sky bridge to the event. Love the convenience it offers!

Wonderful experience and a great deal when visiting Pike Place, across the street from Target and…read moreone half blocks from the entrance to Pike Place. Book on SpotHero $7.99 (7hrs+) Pike Place closes at 6pm There is an attendant on site until 10pm. Garage is very safe and ample parking. Best parking deal in Seattle.

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.

I've come here several times now! I like this place…read more Note to people who are stuck in long bathroom lines: the one on the second floor is usually much, much emptier, so it's worth a check! I haven't really tried parking at the venue, instead opting to walk half a mile from the nearest Amazon garage (and since I was coming on weekends/ weekdays after hours, it's free!), but there is a paid garage that's pretty close by. Personally haven't really used the concessions stand (and find it expensive like most of these kinds of places), but I did notice they were kind of long :) They also sell merch! to support the Seattle Rep. I've sat in the far back corners (cheaper/est seats) and the show was still enjoyable! In case you wanted to visit but was worried about nosebleeds, the balcony seats really aren't bad at all. I watched The Play That Went Wrong and I have to admit that the balcony/far seats had a much better view of the whole stage and could capture more of the silly side stuff than when I watched it on the ground floor at a closer seat.

What a nice venue! Right in the Seattle Center- I've walked by it so many times but this was the…read morefirst time seeing a show. The venue was super clean, loved the bar and snack area with lots of seating. Bathrooms were well maintained and lots of staff around to help and answer any questions. The show we saw was very good. The cast were so talented and to be honest I'm not a huge play person but I really enjoyed this show! Would love to come back and see what else they have.

What a great venue! I was looking for something that our 14 yo could attend and stumbled upon…read moreUnexpected Productions and their improv happy hour. A classic old theater tucked into the Gum Wall (be ready to have sticky shoes for a bit...it's unavoidable!) and the actors do a great job of involving the audience for a fun-filled hour. My son was laughing throughout the show...which is really a win at this point (because nothing is funny when you're a teen)!

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.

I had so much fun attending the Empire strips back, at Cornish Playhouse. The theater was first…read morecome first serve but I don't think there was one bad seat in the place. It wasn't very big so the experience felt intimate. The show was sexy, funny, and interactive. I would see it again.

We were here this weekend to see the show The Empire Strips Back. It's a pretty playhouse with…read morecomfortable seating and great sound/lighting effects. Checking in and finding our seats was quick and easy. At intermission, they had beer, wine, and a good variety of snacks to choose from and let you bring them into the auditorium, which was generous. The facilities were clean, and the staff we interacted with was friendly and helpful. Lighting and audio worked well during the whole show. Nice place and fun show.

I came by to watch a friend perform, and I was pleasantly surprised, to say the least! The theatre…read morearea is decorated with red curtains and wallpaper that completely make you forget you're in a bar. There's only a $10 suggested donation entrance fee, which is extremely reasonable. I love that Comedy Nest provides all the laughs while keeping it respectful. They have a list of rules for the comedians and banned topics, and it's great to see what a safe space it can be. Despite that, the comedians are hilarious, and everyone is able to have a good time. I highly recommend this place and will definitely come back!

If you want to get a feel of the pulse of Seattle then visit the "Rendezvous" for standup comedy…read moreand you won't be disappointed. We were here on Tuesday night when they charge $5 per guest for nearly 2 hours of entertainment (depending on the line up of performers). We sat through about 15-20 performers, got to learn great new stuff about the Seattle community and by the end my ears were hurting from my husband's loud laugh(Just kidding). Each of the comedians performed like a pro. They don't serve food and drinks downstairs so if you need something, you need to bring it from the bar or restaurant upstairs.