Great sound, being designed as an opera house, but the seating makes it nearly impossible to enjoy a show.Seats are tiny and packed together so that anyone larger than a child is jammed in shoulder to shoulder with the people on either side. If you're a larger person say 6 ft Plus or 250 lb plus, don't bother. You're not going to fit into the seat.

Nice but not what was expected. Seating in the front half is essentially flat & seating is very uncomfortable – comparable to a lightly padded folding chair.Staff – the few we saw – were polite.

We went to see the Fleetwood Mac tribute band and they did an outstanding job. This was my first time in the theatre and the only upgrade I would make next time is to not sit in section A or E- both have a speaker (from the ceiling) that partially blocks your view. Choose section B, C or D

Hubby and I went to see Bush here and the concert was awesome. The theater is old and very interesting to look at inside. We purchased tickets in the seated area, first section of the D seated area. We were pretty close to the stage and ended up standing during the concert. Sound was awesome, we had no trouble seeing the band and stage, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Drink prices were standard. The balcony was closed during this show but it would be neat to go another time and get balcony seats.

The Brady is old and is showing its age. An extensive remodel would do it wonders. That said, it is rich in history and has great acoustics. I have seen several shows here, from Frank Zappa and Robin Williams in the late '80s, to the Indigo Girls just a few nights ago. Bar was crowded and drinks were $9 for a small single but they were very strong. My sealed bottle of water was confiscated at the door and it cost $5 to purchase an identical replacement.