




Website: parksquaretheatre.org
Phone: (651) 291-7005
Cross Streets: Between Saint Peter St and Wabasha St N
20 7th Pl W, Historic Hamm Building Saint Paul, MN 55102 ·854.55 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorCame here to see Triple Espresso...Love this show! Have seen it multiple times, in three different venues and it is great every time.It's a rare type of comedy that's clean and appeals to all ages.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
MoreWe always enjoy Park Square. The theater upstairs is nice; the one downstairs is much more intimate for smaller productions. The shows are almost always high quality with good acting. Good options nearby for dining. Expensive drink prices in the lobby.
MoreI went with a group of girlfriends to a play in the basement theater. Very intimate theater so you do feel like you are part of the show. Our seats were very far off to the side, so we did miss a very tiny amount of the show when the actors were flush with the curtain, but most of the show was out in front so we could see. Ticket prices were quite reasonable as well. We ate at Afrodeli across from the theater beforehand. Great and inexpensive food with awesome staff. Highly recommend!
MoreI just saw this play with a friend and we laughed through the two hours! It closes in two weeks so you must call your friends to make plans for an evening of laughter.
MoreI have attended productions at Park Square off and on over the years. Most have been quite good. The main stage is not too large; so it makes for a mostly intimate theater experience. (The black box stage downstairs is even more intimate.) Other local theater companies also use this as their performance venue. No real bad seats in the house, though center is still best. The prices are a little expensive, but there are sometimes deals to be had. Concessions available before the performances and during intermission. There are also several restaurants within walking distance to visit before/after a performance. Reservations recommended, though if you come before a show, there may be tickets. (But better to just call ahead or purchase online.) Parking: Paid parking on the street or nearby ramp or nearby lots. Accessibility: Yes. Although it is in an older building, so its been retro-fitted to some degree, so it may not always be as convenient as with a more modern building. If you are interesting in theater, definitely worth a trip if there is a show here that looks interesting.
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