We (two couples) were there on Friday May 15, 2026 for a performance. I think it was the first time being there for all of us. The theater is definitely old but it looked like they do a really good job of keeping it up well and staying true to its history. We had Mezzanine Left, Row O, seats 13,15 so we were really up there, but were still able to see and hear fine. I will say that the seats up there are very small and narrow so if you are a bigger person (I am 6'0 and I'll politely say in the 220's for weight) they will feel cramped. The theater is old and the seats were no doubt originally installed when people were smaller. Just be mindful of this when ordering tickets if you or any other members of your party are on the bigger/taller side. As we were leaving, we explored a little on the lower level and the seats were definitely a tad wider down there. I'd want to sit down there if I ever went back, to get the extra room. The men's rooms were dated but clean and well maintained, which was nice to see. All of the staff that we encountered were very nice and helpful. It was an overall good experience and we enjoyed ourselves very much.

We thought this show was a Chinese circus cirque du soleil kinda show BUT we were wrong. We got ripped off big time. The show is founded by a religious group sending out a message (kinda like preaching) We (my family and I) already have our beliefs. The Shen Yun group should market themselves as a religious group before people buy tickets. Don’t waste your time and money cuz they WONT REFUND you. (That is if you interested in the show)

A beautiful theatre with welcoming, friendly and accommodating staff. Disability accessible. We saw the Buddy Holly Story there in November 2022. The disability headphones worked perfectly and the sound was crystal clear. I wish it weren't so far away from my home, or I would be there on a regular basis. They have a nice variety of entertainment from plays to concerts.

Nicely restored venue. It is sized well, not too big and not too small. Saw Blood, Sweat and Tears-volume was not too loud, but drums muted-maybe mix wasn't right. Good parking nearby for only $3 and a lot of restaurant choices within a 5-minute walk.

The theater had good safety protocols back in September. We showed our vaccination cards and driver’s licenses upon entry. Most people wore masks during the performance…but some did not. The performers of the 1964 The Tribute were amazing. Apparently they have many fans that attend every year. We will return!