We saw Jim Breuer 2/29/20. We had balcony seats. We were far away from the stage, but there were flat screen TV's. However, when the show started and the screens came on, the camera was so far away from him, you still couldn't see him close up. We still enjoyed the show.

It’s a reasonable entertainment Center in the Center of Greensboro. Not exactly very big but good enough if there is something you like on.

Extremely well laid out, about the best place I’ve experienced for live entertainment. Great staff, great bar, nice restrooms, courteous staff. My first choice of venue in Greensboro.

First visit to this venue. Older theater that has been converted for live entertainment. Smaller, but they seem make it work. All staff were very nice and helpful. $9 beer makes for fewer trips to the bar for me. Would be nice if the place had a few more restrooms as well.

Overall, a decent experience. The theater is very narrow and deep, so view from the upper level is not great. Biggest complaint though was the bar service. The downstairs bars had NO wine and the bartender told us that she didn't think any was sold in the venue. We eventually found an upstairs bar that had wine (red and white, and nothing to write home about). Also, I am a scotch drinker and none of the bars had any scotch to sell. They did, however have two varieties of Irish whiskey. I am no expert, but my guess is that there are many more scotch drinkers than drinkers of Irish whiskey. Would I go back to a show there? Maybe, if it was a band that I really wanted to see but most likely I would avoid the place.