Do they still have raves here. We used to party here in the 2000's at some of the best shows in…read moretown. Saw some huge names paul van dyk, dj icy and more. Recently came back for a defy wrestling show and it hasn't changed still a great venue !

Cute venue! I went to a Bandit Theater show upstairs here and it was a nice size for the event…read more Also went to Seattle Art Book Fair here and it was great! The building itself is pretty too.

We saw "Marley's Ghost" last night - and what a great show. This place has wonderful entertainment…read moreat a great price. Warning - it's small. There were about 110 people at the show and that filled the place up. Reservations are suggested. No drinks, but if you come early, there are three places next door that have drinks, food and snacks. Come early! Featured are root beer floats with Husky Deli ice cream (a local delicacy) and free range root beer. At least, that's how it's billed. Good sound quality, the great Wurlitzer organ during intermission. There are table side seats up front (cost a bit more) and row seating behind. Seniors get a discount. Fun night! Get on their email list and you'll get notice of upcoming shows (4-8/month).

Gypsy jazz is what brought us to Kenyon Hall…read more They call themselves "Ranger & the Rearrangers:" a five-piece band playing the kind of music you'd expect to hear in a Parisian cafe but with the spirit of a Gypsy campsite. It was an intimate and most charming performance sprinkled with humor and wanderlust. Formerly Hokum Hall, this non-profit vaudeville-toting venue was built in 1916 and is a neighborhood treasure. Rumor has it: Eddie Vedder played a "secret" show here once. But it's really a dear man named Lou Magor whose been at the helm of this performance space for decades. He's a warm, quirky character who doubles as emcee and master musician and brings a corporate hug to the whole experience. The decor, old framed photos, hardwood floors and (the pièce de résistance) a 1920s Wurlitzer pipe organ create all kinds of nostalgia from eras gone by.. and the tickets are affordable, too. Check out their website for upcoming shows (live music, drama, silent movies, poetry readings and more!) and see why Kenyon Hall is called "West Seattle's Lighthearted Entertainment Palace."

This is a huge auditorium for performing arts. I love that they put on shows that vary from…read moremainstream local talent troupes, to the college's own talented rising stars. I loved seeing Sister Act, the musical here. The singing and dancing was uplifting and fun - everything we needed on a cold rainy evening! A Midsummer Night's Dream was also well done and a joy to watch. I enjoy the fact that you can seat yourself in the auditorium and they have a variety of snacks and drinks to choose from in the concession area of the lobby. I look forward to many more performances here in the future.

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.

I came here on Jan 27 2024 for the Alice in Shadowland show. The facility was beautiful and clean…read more Staffs were friendly and courteous. Restroom was appreciated. We enjoyed the show very much! Parking in Cap Hill was always a challenge so some of us took the light rail. I found the Seattle University Campus parking lot and just walked from there.

I attended a play here on 11/14/18 called White Snake which had an all Asian cast. It was…read morealternating with another play during it's run from mid Oct-mid Nov for ReAct Theatre: Seattle's Multi-ethnic Philanthropic Theatre. The play we saw was in the larger of the two theatres. Very intimate sitting not too big pretty sure everyone in the theatre would have a good view no matter where they sat. The company I work for actually help build the building so it was nice to actually go inside at least this part of the building. Definitely a wonderful venue. The lobby is nice and open and there are plenty of places near to grab a bite before a show.

A great venue to see a show! The staff was so nice the whole time: through security, directing is…read morethrough the theater, even taking us to our seats. I don't think there are bad seats in the entire theater; good views from just about anywhere. Unlike comparable venues in Seattle, there is ample, low cost parking near the venue. We found a garage on Commerce, paying only $4 for the entire evening, including time for dinner! Will definitely consider coming again.

My partner and I had such a wonderful time at this theater watching the nutcracker! I was shocked…read moreat how gorgeous & timeless this theater was (as it was my first time in). The outside of the theater does not do the inside of it justice. The ornate beautiful walls and ceilings of the theater took my breath away! They had cocktails and some snacks for sale as well during the show which was a nice respite. Absolutely recommend booking a show here!

What a fantastic show by Gansango Music & Dance at this amazing historic venue! Well kept and…read moreexceptionally clean. I hope to see more shows there in the future.

Outstanding customer service from staff excellent programs, strong media outreach and community…read moreengagement

They have good live music and reasonable prices on food and drinks! When we go to a special dinner…read more, it has never disappointed me!

This is a private club, members only guests can come with a member. They have live bands and…read moredancing a jukebox when there's no band. Drinks and food is priced very good

Thoroughly enjoyed The Coast Starlight which was in a word, "heavy"…read more They said it was 100 minutes without intermission which made me antsy at first, but the acting was enthralling; rendering me mesmerized with the characters and their interactions from start to end- the time flew by. Very relatable. Love me some train action. Didn't love the borrowed Catholic HS theater, but it'll do in a pinch. Enjoyed another fun play this past summer performed outdoors in a beautiful botanical garden on a warm evening sharing a picnic. That production, The Guardsman, was definitely entertaining & enjoyable, but less professionally polished, in a word, silly. For sure do recommend BAT in general for affordable, engaging productions. A plus that it's in the SW neighborhood!

I am not sure we (Burien) realize how great of talent we pull in this little city of ours. The BLT…read morehas been putting on plays, musicals and all around interesting performances since the 50's and they are still going strong. I love the fact that just down the street you can go to a live show in a theater house that has that "this building has some stories it could tell' kinda smell to it. If you keep an eye out for them they often do a dinner and a show special with a neighborhood restaurant and you can get a really good deal for a date night.