Very nice venue with tons of seating area. Great place to host an event. My daughters dance recital…read moreis held here every year.

The Wright Center is an amazing venue for the symphony or other musical performances. We attended a…read moreChristmas concert performed by recording artist Amy Grant and the Alabama Symphony Orchistra (ASO). The music was wonderful, and Grant's voice was beautiful. She is terrific. The 2,500-seat auditorium blends glorious acoustics and architecture to create a fabulous experience. The classic theater layout includes a semi circle balcony, and it provided good sight lines. I think the best seats for acoustics and view are the lower section about midway back, the left and right balcony, and first couple of rows in the center balcony. The Wright Center is conviently located on the campus of Samford University. It is easy to find and there is parking around the facility.

Trust me a very nice building watched a viewing called the Tuxedo Junction. The theater was very…read moreclean and they had plenty of seating for viewing the movie. It's amazing to find little hidden gems in the city. The staff were friendly and helpful with getting seats. I hope to go back soon to watch another viewing.

Beautiful, historic theater with great productions! Productions are fairly pricey for a community…read moretheater, but great shows!

This makes for a great date night in Birmingham. It is a smaller venue, oozing with charm. The…read moreshows are always packed with talent and it's an all around hidden gem. One of my favorite things about it is the fact the shows don't start until 8 p.m. My husband and I get off of work at 5 p.m., so we have time to get ready, have a nice dinner out, and then enjoy the show without feeling rushed. It is conveniently located at Pepper Place, so there is an actual parking lot. I highly recommend checking out this place.

Have really liked the performances I have seen here but the smell of tobacco smoke is quite…read moreoverpowering. It might be a good idea for the people who own/manage this theater to quit smoking there. I feel quite certain it is them, as smoking is not allowed otherwise. While it may not prevent me from enjoying a future performance, if I had to make a decision between this and another play at another venue, I would opt for the other venue.

The venue was nice. The staff was so friendly upon entering. Went to see The Wiz and it was 10/10…read morelooking forward to attending more show. Loved the free fish food addition

The RMT is an outstanding venue in Birmingham to checkout a show. All the shows are amazing and…read morethe talent is some of the best in the world! Literally. As a volunteer, I get to represent the theatre while assisting guest during their visit. I meet lots of great people in the process. I highly recommend checking out some of the upcoming performances... you're in for a treat!

Theatre Downtown might be for you if you're downtown and you like Theatre!…read more I really had a great time viewing the production of "Bob: A Life in Five Acts" here at this venue. If nobody told you about it, I'm really not sure how you'd know it's here. It's tucked away in the upper level of an antique store. Sounds really random, and it is, but it somewhat adds to what this place is offering! Before the show starts and during intermissions, you'll be able to tour the upstairs of the antique store... which is large btw! Real character, this place has. There's popcorn and candy for purchase before entering the theater. It's pretty much a black box with stadium seating, a short platform stage and everything from sound to lights seemed somewhat rigged but fully functioning of course! You don't have to go Broadway to see a good theater performance and this Birmingham locale is the perfect example of such! This ecclectic theater atmosphere just may suit your fancy for a new evening activity in the city!

Theatre Downtown is great alternative place to experience the theatre here in Birmingham. Located…read moreon the top floor of Fifth Avenue Antiques, this location is certainly unique when it comes to the performing arts. The actual theatre itself is on the smallish side, which I think makes for a more personal experience. Because seating is limited, be sure to get there early for your front row seats! The first night of each show is "hobo night" where you can pay whatever you want to see the show. Theatre can get expensive, so I appreciate this option. I'm not sure if there is an age-limit to the shows here, but I'm going to assume that most aren't kid friendly as there have been pretty adult themes (language, particularly) in the shows that I've seen.

Central Alabama Theater has monthly event called "CAT Cabaret" and it is INCREDIBLE!!!!! The…read moretalented people that perform at these events are STELLAR! This is Broadway quality entertainment right here in Birmingham, Alabama! The great thing is you never know WHO might be there!!! The Clubhouse on Highland provides a cool and cozy setting for these very intimate cabaret events. If you haven't been you are missing out!!!!! This is the best thing going on in Birmingham! Don't miss out!!!! Each one just gets better and better!!!!!

From the owner: Central Alabama theater is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit theater organization whose purpose is to enrich,…read moreeducate and entertain Central Alabama by providing a superior entertainment experience through the production and presentation of quality professional theater. CAT will educate the stars of tomorrow through artistic workshops; create an outlet for new works; encourage creative community involvement and present quality concert entertainment! Plays, Musicals, Cabarets and Readings are a staple at Central Alabama Theater.

The Alabama Theatre has a very rich history here in Birmingham and has been a landmark since the…read more1920's. It is a beautiful and elegant venue that has been renovated over the years but kept its identity to its original state. I've attended several events here over the years, from concerts, to movies to guest speakers. My high school graduation was held here back in 1997. There are usually snacks such as popcorn available for purchase and beverages. I don't remember other food being available. The staff is always pleasant and ready to assist. Pro Tip: The seating on the lower level is much more comfy than upstairs, especially if you are hippy or curvy or just want more room. Buy your tickets keeping this in mind.

Great venue for a show or concert. There's plenty of street parking along with paid parking nearby…read more The venue offered snacks, cocktails and drinks. I'm not sure about prices, I didn't have any. I don't think any of the seats are bad for viewing the stage.i do think that they should invest funds into renovating or replacing the seats. The seats are short, low and small. They also do not have an elevator. Be prepared to climb many stairs if you don't purchase floor seats. They seemed to have improved the sound system, which really made the musical experience better. I thoroughly enjoyed Orchestra Noir and can't wait to see them again next year. I will definitely go back.

Ah, THE Club. On this particular occasion they rang the bell with those most magical words, 'open…read morebar'. In all honesty the credit for that goes to our hosts who were most gracious to have us come and celebrate their daughter's nuptials. Onto the review. The buffet was good. The bartenders understood the task at hand with an all knowing wink indicating they'll do it, but it's a bad idea. As to the ambiance, as is well known, you can't beat the view.

I had lunch yesterday. The service and the view were outstanding…read more The food... well... needs some work. The arancini appetizer special was good though. I had the corn and green tomato soup (not pictured). I thought it would look and taste differently. It was a broth base, and I assumed it was going to be more or a bisque or puréed vegetable base. It did not look appetizing at all. The tortilla strips served on the side should be left off the plate because they aren't good and add no value to the dish. I was craving a steak and the kitchen graciously not only gave my options (flank vs. petite filet) but agreed to make it. However, I wish they had said "no" and said they couldn't do it. It was extremely underwhelming. I had to send it back because the first dish was gray and overcooked for medium rare. The set-up on the plate was fine (succotash and gnocchi), but I hated that there was little color contrast with the yellow pea shoots as a garnish. It definitely took away from the overall presentation of the dish. There were other issues with the temps of the food st my table as well. It appears that there's fundamental difficulty in cooking at either end of the spectrums but they do a great job at medium. Overall, great service, great view...food- completely underwhelming and glad I didn't have to pay for it.