We saw the Tina Turner Musical, which was great. The comfort of the seats, however, are HORRIBLE. There is more legroom on airplanes. The seats are too tight and there is literally no leg room. We had to site sideways and my knees were bruised the next day. I will not attend another show there until the seats are replaced.

Seats were so tight, so uncomfortable. Theatre was freezing, show started 30 minutes late. Horrible experience for our group. WILL NOT GO AGAIN. P L ACE needs update from 1912.

Nice theater and very good show (Book of Mormon). But seating was impossible. We had 4 seats for 4 people. None of us are very big. 2 are about, 5’5”, my wife is 5’7” and I am 5’11”. There literally was no legroom. One of our group managed to find a folding chair and sat in the rear, I sat on the steps (others did too) and the 2 wives had to sit side saddled in order to fit. I have been to the playhouse before without a problem, but apparently these are new seats that just do fit.I will not attend future shows.

I bought best and most expensive tickets available for “stump” performance. I had to go all the way up to nosebleed section called Balcony located up by the ceiling so chandelier was on the same level. I got row B seat 1. It was also called ironically Gold section! My ticket did not mention that it will be obstructed view as the metallic railing was obstructing all the stage. Not to mention seats are so small with no leg room at all and thus uncomfortable unless you are no more than 5 feet tall. I wish I knew all the above before going. Advice: stay away from the balcony to avoid paying prime money for the worse seats in the theatre.

Venue seems nice but our seats were obstructed by speakers. Our seats were row A which my husband wrongly assumed front row AA was and our seats A9 and A11 (especially) obstructed and right in front of speakers ugh