Saw Beauty and the Beast last night and can't say enough in support of the performance! My wife and I have seen many Broadway productions in many US cities and this show was a match in every aspect - all vocals truly outstanding, the set, for a small theater was great, the sound and technology made the experience even better! WOW! RECOMMEND this show enthusiastically!

We attended the Rochester Opera House (ROH) wonderful production of Fiddler on the Roof. The cast was amazing -- great voices and good pacing. Very affordable (@$22.50). Acoustics were excellent!The venue is an oldie but goodie total classic! Fabulous, old theater located on the 2nd and 3rd level of the Rochester City Hall building. The Opera House was designed by George Gilman Adams and opened in 1908. The design included a unique movable floor: the floor can be raised to a slope for amphitheater seating or flat for dancing! In the late 1990's, the ROH was restored and placed on the Register of Historic Places.The hourshoe shaped balcony level side seats slope down toward the stage. They were roped off for this performance but looked really interesting.The theater is two levels: Orchestra (2nd floor) and balcony (3rd floor). Old wooden seats, but we were given cushions which made a big difference. On the orchestra level was a small refreshment stand that sold drinks and snacks before the show and at intermission. The 3 hour performance was over before we knew it!Also, plenty of free parking.Words of caution: no bathroom facilities in the balcony. And though there is an elevator to the balcony there are no railings and the stairs are a tad treaterous, so avoid the balcony if you have any mobility issues. I was told there are accessible seats in the back of the orchestra section.Well worth the trip for both the performance AND a chance to really experience this historic venue!

Last minute the night of the Addams Family production this volunteer named Bonnie moved our seats. I purchased a wheelchair seat and they told me they don't have anyone to remove a chair that is screwed to the floor so that we can sit in in the wheel chair seating that we purchased. We paid for front row seats and they put us all the way in the back in the very last row. Terrible way to treat a disabled veteran who is in a wheelchair. We will never return to this place, there's also a price difference in the seat. Bonnie argued with me that there was not a price difference in the seats, and there certainly is. They refused to refund the difference. One of the workers named “Cee Cee” sarcastically said to me. “I hope you have the night you deserve “.

Have never been disapointed. The building is beautiful. The sound is perfection. The ushers and staff pleasant and helpful. Diverse talent. Somethng for everyone. Refreshing to be able to see great talent without having to travel.

This is a wonderful old theater that has been revived, and provides many entertainment options for the Rochester area.