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Phone: (610) 258-7766
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Northampton St and N 5th St
Closed now
- Sat Closed
453 Northampton St Easton, PA 18042-3562 ·293.53 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorLoved Book of Mormon today except for the rude person sitting in front of me who blocked my view with her hat through the entire show and was on her cellphone throughout the show!
MoreFriendly employees . Theatre was beautiful and show was great :) My husband and I would def go back. This was a great experience.
MoreJersey Boys last nite. We’ve seen it on Broadway, years ago, and the music of the Four Seasons is great! Not so much this venue. While the theater itself is beautifully restored, the loge seating for way too much money left us very disappointed. As stated by others, DONOT SIT IN THE LOGE/balcony if you are over 5’ tall! Tiny seats with No leg room for this 5’10” lady! We left at intermission. Felt like a death trap…minimal AC, no leg room, few emergency exits. And did I mention seats for tiny peoples.
MoreSaw RENT here in January, the State Theatre has long been THE place in the valley to see incredible shows, including Broadway tours. Always a beautiful night, and the volunteers are great.
MoreThey have turned it into an undisciplined shell of itself. You can no longer go to state theater if you expect a respectful crowd that is not talking loudly through the entire event event or or you expect not to hear crying babies at an adult event or or if you don't want to see people with cell phones out in the dark during the entire show. Management has effectively admitted they are incompetent to actually enforce rules and provide a proper experience. Even for a touring Broadway musical they seem to think that rowdy behavior is fine. I have been a contributor at a high level for 20 years and a former board member for 5 years. They need new operating leadership because their COO is incompetent and was never anything more than a cheerleader. The CEO seems to have checked out. It is really a shame. This no longer is a venue to enjoy arts. A redneck comedy show is fine.
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