I always enjoy visiting the benedum center. It is beautiful and the shows are amazing. I have seen a wide variety of shows/musicals/concerts/kid shows/ and now the opera. I have not been disappointed yet. They do an awesome job at getting people through security and in to their seats fast. If you get a chance to experience a show at the Benedum I recommend it! read more

This was my first time at the Benedum Center, to see Giselle. What a beautiful venue! I was a little confused on where to go, but signs (and staff) were helpful in finding our seats. The ballet was lovely. Definitely will be returning. read more

A beautiful theater! Have been coming here since I was a child. Always a great time whether it be a broadway show or ballet. The Benedum is the type of place that has a grand feeling to it that makes you want to get dressed up and have a nice meal before the show! I recently came here for Hamilton and was impressed with how quickly we got in to our seats even with the new enhanced security screening. Don't plan on taking bags that are too big as they were giving people a tough time about that. We got in fairly quickly and were guided to our orchestra seats. Online, I was worried that we would not be able to see the stage completely as we were a bit to the side, but it ended up being great! We were very close and had a wonderful view. Overall, an excellent place to see a show in Pittsburgh! read more

I really like the venue and the ushers are nice. The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is hit or miss on their customer service, but I guess that's how it goes when you're the only game in town. The lack of competition (and perhaps lower donations) means that ticket prices here are always shockingly more expensive than in SoCal, which is really bizarre, but that's there's no other venue choice for most of the shows at the Benedum. If you want to see what's there, I'd recommend it. read more

Wow. I've been here for a variety of shows but will speak of the most recent Nutcracker performance as it really impressed me all around. The Benedum is a beautiful building which always sets the stage, building anticipation for what's to come. I have seen this show before but am completely amazed by what they put together. The details from Pittsburgh that were skillfully woven into the story made it really come alive. The set design and colors were stunning, keeping you engaged through the night. The best part of this performance however is watching all of the children spinning and dancing during the intermission and on their way home. It was a magical night and one I will treasure with my family for years to come. Highly Recommend. read more

Love Benedum. I hadn't been to a ballet since I was a kid, so my husband and I had to see the Nutcracker. It's a new Christmas tradition for us. So beautiful. We also saw the Great Gatsby, which I loved. The theatre is absolutely amazing. Every inch of this building is beautiful. read more

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Prior to becoming the Benedum, this marvelous odeum was known as The Stanley Theater from 1912 to 1987. A legendary venue, The Stanley hosted performances from scores of famous acts including Bob Marley whose very last concert took place here in September of 1980. Billboard magazine even declared it the "Number One Auditorium in the U.S." for several years during the late 70's and early 80's. Being an ardent, studied (obsessed?) fan of hard rock and heavy metal, I am aware of the Benedum's history but never came here during that heyday (I was but a child then). What may have been the grandest of stages for the likes of Thin Lizzy, Blue Oyster Cult, Iron Maiden (their first ever Pittsburgh gig was here on the 4th of July in '81!), and Judas Priest (whom Maiden opened for) is now better suited for low-key entertainment from my perspective. The Benedum is a beautiful and elaborate hall with fine acoustics and dedicated, professional staff, but I feel that it was the wrong place for Alice In Chains, whom I caught here very recently. Thinking that this would have to be an "unplugged" set or a VH-1 Storytellers type of affair considering where it was to be held, I almost didn't bother to procure a ticket (I had to go to stubhub.com since it was a sell-out). Alas, the lure of seeing a band I admire for the first time in person was strong. My faults are as follows... 1-AIC sounded fine, but the venue killed the vibe for me. Again, I know that many hard rock/metal bands passed through it decades ago, but I have no idea what it was like then. Today, it doesn't work for these kinds of shows; it was too confining. The seats were small, people were wedged against me, and there was no freedom of movement. It was almost as if the venue tamed the show, and because of that, I feel that it should have been held at Stage AE. 2-Being that the concert was at the Benedum, it attracted a lame, sandals-khakis-polo shirt WXDX/WDVE listening crowd who don't know how to act at these kinds of gigs. Asinine behavior, inconsiderate bullshit, and much more occurred... a)Some kid three rows down couldn't handle his liquor, regurgitating whatever he ate throughout the concert. b)A middle-aged couple kept trying to dance awkwardly on the chairs and steps, almost breaking their necks several times. c)A gang of dorky, fat, twenty-something manboys who watch way too much pro wrestling (and likely porn) chanted wrestling slogans and made lewd comments about every woman they saw as if they themselves were Adonises. d)A jackass in front of me wore a very tall trucker cap for some idiotic reason, obscuring my view, and I couldn't stand lest someone complain. e) The two men on either side of me made me feel like a sardine. f) People kept walking in late! The poor ushers were scrambling around with flashlights in hand trying to help these hapless, chronically tardy fools find their seats! 3-AIC only played for about 75 minutes! Save the Cultural District for musicals, comedy, opera, and the symphony for there are plenty of other more suitable venues for the loud and heavy. The sheer exquisiteness of the Benedum alone warrants a 4 star rating, so I shall be forgiving and only deduct 1 star for the promoter's lack of forethought. It could have simply been my seat location (I was wayyyyy up top), and as I tried to slowly make my way out of the Benedum, my opinion of the experience apparently put me in the minority (I heard no complaints). Nonetheless, I didn't have a gas of time and almost departed early due to my discomfort. P.S. The chandelier on the ceiling is awe-inspiring, resembling a cathedral of light and a starship simultaneously. The Benedum truly is a comely, regal old gal inside and out. read more

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Had an awesome opportunity to check out this theatre during an Opera show. Not only was every bit of this night an amazing experience, but the theatre itself has some of the most gorgeous architecture I have seen in the city! Pro Tip - there is a bar on the second floor that is way faster then all the other bars on the first floor! read more

Take it from a former musical theater nerd--the Benedum is the best venue in town! The ornateness of the decor, including the huge central chandelier, and the comfort and pitch of the seats make this theater as much a pleasure for the audience as it must be for performers. The sight lines and acoustics are wonderful, so you can rest assured that no matter where your seat is located, you'll be able to see and hear all of the action. As a major fan of the performing arts, I visit the Benedum several times a year to see various shows, and I've seen performances of every cultural group in PGH with the exception of the Ballet Theater (that should change next month, however)! The only one that doesn't perform here is the Symphony Orchestra, since they own Heinz Hall one block over. I've seen musicals (Broadway Across America, CLO), the opera, and a concert (Brit Floyd, a Pink Floyd cover band), all of which the Benedum has accommodated seamlessly, despite huge stylistic differences in the performances. Every time I've gone, no matter where I've been seated (usually second tier, once all the way in the far corner), I've had a wonderful time, so I have many fond memories, and look forward to many more. About the only major drawback of the Benedum is the smaller size of the women's restrooms, relative to Heinz Hall. However, at least there are restrooms on multiple floors, unlike at the Byham, where the restrooms are in the basement. The trick to beating the crowd is to not waste time in leaving the auditorium to use them as soon as intermission starts--preferably, as soon as the curtain starts to fall! If you're interested in seeing a behind-the-scenes view of the Benedum, one little-known fact is that a (free) tour is offered during the day. All you need to do is call in advance to reserve a time. I once took this tour with a group a couple of years ago, and it was really cool to see the lesser-known parts of the theater, including the dressing rooms, scenery storage areas, beneath the stage, the catwalks, and stand on the stage, looking out at the house--something I haven't done since my musical theater days! Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, and was full of interesting facts about the Benedum and its programming, which made the tour informative, as well as entertaining. In sum, you can't go wrong with the Benedum, no matter why you're there! If you're a friend of the performing arts--and even if you're not--I highly recommend it and its programming for a good time. That concludes review #200! read more

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The benedum is so many things...regal, beautiful and special are words that come to mind. Walking through these doors bring back sweet memories from my childhood. Regardless of where you're seated, you'll still feel like you're close to the show. Shrek The Musical was the last performance I saw here and boy it did not disappoint. I loved the hidden messages and how the script appealed to both adults and children alike. read more

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This theater is a beautiful example of the elegance that theaters of the past have. The restoration was done with fantastic attention to detail and it is so beautiful, you don't know where to look next. In fact, you may get a stiff neck from looking at the stunning ceiling, sparkling chandilers and incredible detail. If you have long legs, or prefer to have space when you sit, your best bet is to sit on the floor level. Balcony seats provide a great view, but there is a considerably smaller amount of leg room. This can make a difference in your level of enjoyment of a show. I've seen two broadway touring shows there and the quality of both was great. Sound quality and lighting were great and I was impressed with the sets and staging that could be done on touring productions. Many times in older theaters, bathroom lines are an issue, but the layout and amount of bathrooms on the lower level of the theater make it less of an issue than it is at similiar locations. And there is even a bar on that level. The few downsides to the theater are the high prices for drinks (but that is expected at any location like this) and the lobby gets really cold on winter days from all the patrons coming in and out. Theater doors usually open around a half hour before curtain time, so take that into consideration for your arrival time. read more

a great time! PROS: PLENTY of seating an insane variety of shows! just a really pretty historic building CONS: Parking is poo (bc there isn't any; you've gotta find a spot--I like the garage across from the Renaissance Hotel and then walk a bit) A bit old (but that's really part of the charm for me) I've seen a lot of stuff here as a kid, but as an adult I've seen The Beauty & The Beast (Phenominal) [a few years back] and David Grey (which was an awesome show!!) [March 2010] Phantom of the Opera - Farewell Tour [September 2010] *I checked "Good for Kids" only because they do offer children-centered shows. Some shows are also appropriate for kids depending on YOUR kids ;) If you have little ankle-biting heathens, then please don't take 'em and ruin the show for everyone else ;) read more

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Perfect Valentine's day date experience. I decided to book tickets for the Dracula Saturday Matinee so that we could have a night out on the town after the show. This theater is really exquisite! Prepare to go back in time to the decadence of the 1920's. Marble, sconces, crystal chandeliers, staircases, and brass railings adorn the beautiful space. Take some time after the performance to tour the interior rooms! The ballet was immensely enjoyable in it's own right. The back drops dark, sinister, and ethereal all at the same time. The dancers floating gracefully around the stage as if their feet fluttered just above the ground. Classical music flowed into the hall and moved with the performers during the most intense scenes. It was so romantic. I can't wait to go again! Pricing is quite reasonable too. You can go for the cheap seats for $20 on the top tier left or right of the center. $50 for better seating towards the center or orchestra seating for $90 being the best seat in the house. I love that on the website you can choose your own seats. Parking can be found two blocks away for $5 at the parking garage. Take some time out to visit this theater! read more

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We came to the Benedum for the Mean Girls show! We had a blast! I was a little confused that the bathroom was downstairs but it's a big area! We sat at the seats right when you walk in and was a great view! The upstairs was also nice! They served alcoholic beverages and some snacks. They also had the show merchandise right when you walk in! It was a great date night at the Benedum! read more

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I've been to the Benedum plenty of times (all for musicals) and I've always had a good experience. Being a fan of the theater, it's always fun to put on some nicer clothes and see a show. The theater itself is beautiful. Complete with a huge chandelier and detailed ceiling art, the place itself is a sight to see. The hallways and staircases are a bit old, but it gives it a nice vintage feel to better your theater experience. One complaint I do have is the "lobby" area is kind of small making leaving the theater a bit of a hassle. Not to mention, the merchandise and snacks stands are there as well, making everything even more tight. Also, just a little tip... Being a college grad paying my student loans, I unfortunately don't have enough money to get front row seats. I usually buy the bargain seats in the back for $10-$20 dollars. What's cool is once the show begins you can move up to seats that aren't occupied. You may pay $10, but end up sitting in a $40 seat. However, be prepared to be a little lost. It's hard to hear what some of the actors are singing due to being way up at the top and not being able to read their lips. I'm sure the sound feedback has a lot to do with it as well. read more

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Beautiful theater! I've only sat on the orchestra section, so that's all I can review. The view from rows L and W are great. The seats seems staggered, so that you will always have a view without breaking your neck. Other advantages to orchestra section: it's on the main floor so easy access. You can be out quicker. The bathrooms are located on the floor below, so come intermission time, you can be one of the first ones in the bathroom and not have to wait in line. They have a worker help with the flow/line in the bathroom, so that's a nice touch. They have drink tables/bar and souvenir tables both on the main floor and downstairs by the bathroom. Overall, the location is great because theater parking is nearby and there are other parking garages around. Same goes for places to eat/drink before and after the movie. read more

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This is such a great venue for shows. I would suggest an Uber if possible. You could always park somewhere in Bloomfield and Uber from there to save time and money because parking is tight and expensive. The bathrooms are in the basement. The ceilings are beautiful The seats are ALL great for different reasons. Love this place read more

I am a 5-star fan of the Benedum. I get to visit about 3X a year and it is a huge treat. Recently got to see Joe Bonamassa, who played 2-1/2 hours. LOVE HIS MUSIC. However, Joe + Benedum was not a 5-star outing. Was his gear just too loud? Maybe. I'm not a music-ophile-ista of any kind, so I cannot offer an armchair solution. The instruments were fantastic and yes, I know: He's a guitar guy. But he's also a vocalist and that was completely drowned out. The crowd was definitely from everywhere with a huge nod to the Harley-Davidson brand. That kinda caught me by surprise. So I cannot wait until my next Benedum adventure shows itself and I will see Bonamassa every chance I get. And yes. I'd do the exact combo again. But both of my 5-star favorites will get 4-stars if I have to sing in my head (well, maybe a little seeped out, couldn't be helped). read more

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The Benedum Center is home to some of the finest productions currently on tour. I've seen some of these musicals on the Broadway series in the cramped Broadway theaters themselves so it is refreshing to be able to see that same show from a larger venue. It is true that if you have seats to the far right or left then you will miss both the scenery and what happens on that side of the stage but that is true with most any theater. I find that if I am unable to get good seats and must sit far away or in the balcony then I bring some "opera" glasses to help me get a close up of the stars and the action. In addition to musical theater the Benedum Center offers special performances like the Nutcracker or special singers or groups depending upon the time of the year. Normally the CLO now has this new gimmick going on where they will take a picture of you for free in front of a show marquee and then post it on Facebook so you can download the image. It does have handicapped accessible access as well as free listening devices for the hearing impaired. They do have narrow areas for gift shopping as well as for purchasing beverages and snacks on two of the levels along with the basement. On the first tier there are lounge areas where you can just relax before or during intermission. The rest room lines are long but move quickly enough so that you can return to your seat in time for the 2nd act. They also offer some VIP packages where you get special "perks" along with better seating for more money. I am taking advantage of one of these perks next year and will update this review to see whether or not my investment was worth it. Sadly however, they don't always inform you of special name entertainment unless you are a donor. I've missed out on a couple of these attractions for that reason. Still the ticket prices are way less than what you'd pay to see the same show on Broadway and I feel it is worth your money. read more

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Went to Benedum last night for the Pittsburgh Ballet's The Nutcracker show, and found the theater to be absolutely beautiful! Benedum one of the main center of the Pittsburgh Cultural District and I saw a wide collection of famous upcoming shows advertised. The theater on it's own, is absolutely beautiful with red carpets, huge beautiful chandeliers and gorgeous ceilings. There was also a choir group who were singing christmas carols during the break! We sat at the center orchestra seats at row R, and had no problem with the audio or the visuals. The props used in this show were really beautiful and I enjoyed the show completely! read more

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We were headed to dinner at Meat and Potatoes which just happens to be next door to the theater's box office. There was a sign for a $25 ticket lottery where you could try to get sold out tickets to Book of Mormon. We figured that we had nothing better to do -- so why not -- and went inside to find out more. There was a crowd of about 60 people and when we heard they were giving away about 20 tickets, we figured we had pretty good odds. We waited for the drawing which was only another 8 minutes away. Sadly, our names weren't called, but they told us to try again the following day. Friday night, we headed over to the box office again to try our odds at the ticket lotto again. I was overjoyed when they called my name! I went up and paid my $50 for my two tickets (cash only) and was ecstatic. We assumed since we paid so little for the tickets that we'd be in the way back but were delightfully surprised when we were front and center. We were so close, I could have touched the band. It was mostly an older crowd which shocked me -- were they aware that this is written by the same guys that write South Park? Hmm, I wonder. The show had me dying of laughter, especially the first act. Some parts were overdone so much so that they weren't funny anymore--much in the same respect as South Park-- but overall it didn't disappoint. If you are thinking about a show at Benedum, I recommend looking into the ticket lotto so you can score some cheap tickets. read more

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The Benedum is a great venue for shows, concerts, and really anything that comes here. The quality is always excellent. There is security to get in as well as parking garages nearby so make sure to plan for those ahead of time. You are able to get snack and drinks inside the theatre as well. The talent, scenery, and music are excellent so be prepared to be impressed! read more

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I absolutely love this place! I saw The Great Gatsby here and it was incredible. Right when you enter the building, the architecture and design is stunning and the theater itself is like nothing I've ever seen. Our seats were not too close to the stage but we heard and saw everything perfectly. It is huge! I will say the ballet was amazing but two things stood out to me specifically. One was how spectacular the orchestra was. I have never heard music so breathtaking. I never wanted them to stop playing. The sound carries on forever. The second is the little puppy they brought on stage during the production. How can you not love a puppy in a ballet?! I am so glad I finally got to experience the Benedum. I will most definitely be back just because of how amazing the theatre is. read more

I was lucky to get a tour of the Benedum last month, and I was completely impressed. This is a painstakingly restored historic building with marvelous architectural and design details. It is absolutely an beautiful place to go see a musical, the opera, ballet, or a concert. The staff is amazing and extremely professional, they run this place like clockwork. I love the natural acoustics of the building, although I don't recommend that you sit under the balcony, that's the worst place to hear a good sound. Don't worry about getting over-dressed for an event at the Benedum, this is a truly unique and beautiful landmark that exudes elegance. read more

The Nutcracker for Christmas at the Benedum- can it get any better than that? The stage, the props, the curtains, the costumes- beautiful... My only complaint is the bathroom situation but with such an old & historic building- you gotta expect that. What an awesome show. My only question- why did I wait SO long to see this? I think we'll make this one of our Christmas traditions. read more

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I've been to the Benedum for several shows and have enjoyed it each time. The performances are very high quality and there are often still good seats for a mid-price range. The interior is beautiful and it's a great place to take guests from out of town! Staff has always been friendly and helpful as well. The reason for only 4 stars is small, but I thought others may find it useful. The upper level seats are a bit crowded, so for folks with bad knees or tall people it can be uncomfortable. I always make sure to have an end seat for my dad to be sure he isn't in pain throughout the performance. Also, recently before a show we opted in for the pre-show food and beverage package. This included an hour of open bar (beer & wine) and a few food options ($25 per person). While we figured we might spend the same on dinner out we opted for it. It was nice enough, but the food options were very basic and the room we were in felt small and simple. It was nice that they had to-go cups for us to take a drink into the show, so really the few glasses of wine made up for the ticket price, but I don't know that I'd suggest springing for the add on, especially if you aren't a wine drinker! read more

The Benedum center is a beautiful venue for any event. The architecture is magnificent. I have been many times and every time I catch myself staring at the chandelier and beautifully painted ceiling. The intimacy of the venue really makes any experience worth a trip to the city. First tier seats are great. Don't be scared of them. The front row has a ton of leg room and make for more comfortable experience for the long legged type. (Like me) read more

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Came here for a Pittsburgh Ballet Theater show. The historic theater is absolutely gorgeous and so well maintained. Probably the best upkeep of several similar venues I've been at throughout Pennsylvania. The decor is ornate and there are many grand staircases and lounges - perfect for a glamorous night out. I highly recommend dressing up a little, though dress code seems pretty casual. There are also a few bars within the building, if you want to get a drink before the show or during intermission. read more

I must admit that I have only been to the Benedum Center twice. Most of the shows that I've seen in Pittsburgh are at Heinz Hall, so I was looking forward to checking out the Benedum again. Though not as grand as Heinz Hall - or as new and compact as the O'Reilly Theater - the Benedum Center is that just-right-in-between size that works for a lot of musicals and other random shows and events coming through Pittsburgh. Tonight, my husband and I saw the Alton Brown Live show. I had a great time and really look forward to returning in just two days for Porgy and Bess! read more

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Just love the benedum and how many show/performances it has to offer. Usually never have to wait long to enter. The line may always seemed wrapped around the building but the staff is good at keeping it moving at a quick pace. read more

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Beautiful theater in the heart of Pittsburgh's cultural district. I prefer watching shows here as the theater is gorgeous and the seats are comfortable and roomier than other large venues nearby. I wish the lobby area was larger as it gets very congested before and after shows. Keep an eye on their schedule and see a show here. read more

Cannot day enough good things about this venue. I came here to see Brit Floyd last April and the atmosphere was perfect. Seats were comfy, environment was relaxing and the staff was friendly. Instruments sounded very great as they have a great sound system and seating is great. Pricing was affordable as well. Definitely plan to come back and see a show here in the future, I am on their email list so I always look to see what all shows are playing as I would like to come back. read more

We were just here last night because friends of ours had tickets to see Sarah Brightman that they could not make it to. We were blessed to be able to scramble and get there on time. Upon arriving the staff was helpful and attentive. We love the Benedum and last night was no different than all our other wonderful experiences in the past. read more

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I just saw Derek Hough at the Benedum Center and it was phenomenol! I loved the history and architecture of this beautiful icon in Pittsburgh; even the hallways to the restrooms are utterly lovely. The grand staircases on both sides of the lobby and gorgeous. And the theatre itself is truly magnificent and well maintained. Derek lit up the theater with dance and music, and the acoustics were terrific. I sat middle orchestra beneath the balcony, and yet the music was wonderfully clear and crisp. Highly recommend you stop in for a show and enjoy the beautiful Benedum Center. read more

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This is a gorgeous theater! It has been beautifully restored and was a fantastic "step back in time" to when theater was theater. The opulent detail in the woodwork and lighting is absolutely gorgeous. Everyone we encountered was so friendly and was more than happy to share in our young daughter's excitement of seeing The Nutcracker for the first time. Thank you!!!! read more

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The Benedum is a gorgeous theater! I have been on several occasions for multiple shows and have never been disappointed. The interior of the building is beautiful both aesthetically and architecturally. There are numerous chandeliers lighting the entryway and a gorgeous display of lighting in the theater itself. There are two levels to the theater with flights of stairs to climb to get to the upper level. The staff and ushers are always very attentive and helpful when you need assistance finding your seats or need special accommodations. The view from both the ground level and balcony are incredible and are both worth experiencing! The parking can be challenging as it is located downtown, but there are several different lots and garages to choose from. Great venue for a Broadway show! read more

What an amazing experience at the Don Pasquale Opera. Brilliant ambiance. The set was absolutely fantastic. Couldn't spend a better Sunday ! read more

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Attended the nutcracker as part of the Elite event here. I took 3 of my girlfriends and we had the best time. The staff was so friendly - even when one of my guests was a bit late they made her comfortable until intermission. They do have small bars in the lobby area which tended to get pretty busy given the short intermission time but it wasn't an issue. The show was fantastic and we really enjoyed it. Was my first time, but certainly won't be my last. read more

I've seen many performers and shows here. What an absolutely beautiful piece of history and architecture. In addition to the beauty of this theater is the fact that there truly isn't a bad seat in the house and the sound is always impeccable. We are so lucky to have the many theaters in Pittsburgh that we do. Last night was opening night for Shrek and it was so much fun. Brilliantly entertaining for the whole family. read more

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I went to the Benedum on Friday for their Cultured Cocktails Event and purchased VIP tickets. The VIP session was amazing, having unlimited champagne and an extra hour with less crowds. The selection of restaurants was amazing and the drinks and appetizers were delicious. Can't wait for next year! read more

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