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Phone: (703) 993-7759
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- Wed 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
10960 George Mason Circle Manassas, VA 20109 ·117.20 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorThis is a really nice venue without having to deal with too much traffic or parking fees. Surprisingly high caliber acts perform here. The staff is very friendly and helpful.
MoreHave gone here for years and consistently good experience. Theater is really lovely and staff members are always courteous. Great place for kids and teens. Lots of diversity in programming. I especially love seeing the local programs like ARTfactory, Manassas Ballet and the Corale/Symphony. Recently, they offered free tickets for MCPS students. Just a great addition to the community. Thank you for supporting the arts!
MoreI’m sure it’s great but I left a voicemail 24hrs in advance and never received a call back. Then called all day from morning to afternoon trying to get ahold of anyone and no one answers the phones??? I just sent an email asking to get a refund so we’ll see if I even get a reply for that.
MoreWe went to see Magic Show by Mike Super. Although we were located on the very top balcony, we could see everything on the stage. It has good acoustics. There is free parking on-site.
MoreNever got to go...I had purchased 6 tickets for 3 moms (2 with lap infants) and 2 kids under 9. GMU's entry policy required ALL attendees either show proof of the Jab, or get a COVID PCR test within 48 hours of the show...THIS INCLUDED THE INFANTS!!America is beyond this madness...we can all go to church, concerts, sports, shopping, restaurants but this venue is still stuck in March 2021 and abusing their patrons. GMU needs to stop this and join the rest of sane America (what's left). It's time to return to life.
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