Amazing theatre I love the seats all have great views and the facility is amazing. Worth the money…read moreto buy parking.

Awesome, modern venue, and the production we saw of A Christmas Carol was as good as any we'd ever…read moreseen. Sets were exceptionally well designed, and acting was near perfect. Parking is reasonably easy, but it can get crowded near showtime. The next time we're in Cincinnati we'll fit in a show here, without a doubt.

Always an amazing experience here! I recently saw The Lion King, and it was absolutely stunning…read morefrom start to finish. They offer themed merchandise tied to each production, which is such a fun touch for fans. There are also plenty of concessions available, including snacks and alcoholic beverages. I had a glass of wine (a double pour, and surprisingly affordable), along with popcorn and chocolate-covered raisins. The popcorn wasn't the freshest, but it was still yummy. The venue feels very safe, with bag checks and scanners at the entrance. Bathrooms are spacious and clean. The theater itself has excellent acoustics and a large stage. There is always something exciting on the schedule, and ticket prices are usually reasonable. It's a great option for a family outing, date night, girls' night, or even a solo treat. Doors open about an hour before showtime, with access to the theater seating available 30 minutes prior.

We live about an hour away, so hadn't been to the Aronoff Center in over 20 years until going to…read moresee Complexions Contemporary Ballet last night. I'm happy to see that it has been kept up so well over the years, it's beautiful! It was an A+ visit from start to finish. Ordering and accessing digital tickets was a breeze, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the show was outstanding! We have a fantastic arts center in Dayton that we have broadway season's tickets to and attend other performing arts shows as well, but we will definitely be back to see shows at the Aronoff from time to time now that we had such a fantastic evening out!

I came here last minute to see the show Greetings, as a friend had invited me to come along. I had…read morenever been to this theater before, but know the area very well. In fact, my grandfather used to live off of Sunset in 90s. It is in a great location and has wonderful views of the park on the way to the theater with tons of parking. The theater is in a revamped gym building that has it's own character and is quite beautiful. The only dislike is that all the front glass doors are broken except for the 1 on the far right - this makes it hard to get in and out of the building when there is a crowd. This could also be a potential safety hazard. Entering the theater there are quite a few rooms and a library which is beautiful. The stage is set back and they do have seating on the ground floor with standard folding chairs and stadium seating up in the back. This particular show was quite good. I loved the story itself and the one actor who played Mickey was absolutely wonderful!!! There were a few lines that were definitely skipped over. I have not seen the show before and could definitely tell there were lines skipped as things would be mentioned and wouldn't make sense - clearly lines were skipped explaining the setup I enjoyed the show and the theater. I would see a show here again.

Just saw the musical Tick Tick BOOM! this past weekend and was glad to see a production with talent…read moreand making the most of a transition season. *Their usual location is being remodeled and will be a great place for the arts once completed. The gym they are using was rather hot so you can probably leave your coat in the car. Refreshments at intermission were yummy (they had my fav pretzels!!) and low cost.

What a fantastic, intimate theater. There's not a bad seat in the house…read more The theater seats around 50, so it is indeed a small venue. Seating is comfortable. The folks running the place up front are kind and informative. We saw the one-man show, Vincent. It was fantastic. Even though I was in the second to last row (there aren't that many rows), I felt like I was right in the middle of the action. The location on Monmouth is convenient to many nearby restaurants, so it's easy to plan a nice dinner-and-a-show evening out with friends.

Gotta love this little venue for theater. We frequent here for their productions. I'm not a…read moretheater type guy but this place has some great shows. Tonight is a historical based play.. Breaking the code. A WWII story about Alan Turing. He was the genius behind breaking the German Enigma code system. The play was great. Kudos to the actors and the production staff. I never disappointed coming here. Street parking with meters but there is free parking just up the street.

Alice in Wonderland was fantastic. First time at this little gem of a theater…read more We had second row but honestly Not a bad seat in the house- The cast did a fantastic job- We went to the second to last night so everybody was in their groove Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum were a hoot!! Clean trendy theater- highly recommend!!!

Just an outstanding experience! I've now been here twice and loved it. The facilities were…read morebeautiful and welcoming. The service was excellent and they answered all of my questions. The performances were amazing and I can't wait to return. Thank you for an incredible performance.

The Whodunit Players performed at our office holiday party. Bud was a joy to work with, very…read moreaccommodating, a great sense of humor, and worked within our budget. They performed "Santa's Slay.....Oops, Sleigh". The comments I got on Monday morning ran from, "Wow, that was a great holiday party", "We had a wonderful time", to...."This was the best holiday party we've been to". Jim did an awesome job in keeping the entertainment moving and would definitely use them again.

It has become a tradition for my family to visit An Old Kentucky Christmas every year at First…read moreChurch in Burlington, Ky. It's usually the 2nd weekend every December. It's a really fun time for both kids and adults. EVERYTHING is totally free, and provided by the church. It's set as a 1700s Kentucky colonial village. They do a 5x7 family photo, which is very professionally done, and has an absolutely gorgeous scene set up. Inside they have old time kids games, dulcimer players, and quilters, along with hot chocolate. Then you can venture outside into the village. They have multiple little buildings set up representing a school, church, candle shop, sweet shop, wood workers, general store, etc. As you make your way through, you can dip your very own candles, pick up a chocolate covered pretzel, make a wooden ornament, decorate a cookie, go through a petting zoo, and take either a carriage and/or hayride. They even have cut outs to stick your face in to get cute pictures. And on the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, they have absolutely beautiful performances in the church. My 4 daughters have the best time every year. It's definitely a recommended Christmas event!

Eight Days A Week is a Cincinnati-based Beatles Tribute band you can find playing at various events…read morearound town. I've seen them on several occasions and each time has been a blast. They represent the Beatles with meticulous detail. Everyone has realistic Beatles hair cuts, and all of the instruments are authentic to the Beatles. Even the costumes are certified replicas. Eight Days A Week plays around 30 songs in a two-hour gig. The majority are crowd favorites, well-known songs like Help!, Yellow Submarine, A Hard Day's Night, Twist & Shout, With A Little Help From My Friends, Sgt. Pepper, and more. The band does a fantastic job of interacting with the audience. They get people to sing along and dance. They also hand out free posters, sign autographs, and pose for pictures. I most recently heard Eight Days A Week at Behringer-Crawford Museum's summer concert series. They did two costume changes: one being the standard black Beatles suit, then into Sgt. Pepper outfits. It was a lot of fun seeing them dressed and singing songs from each appropriate era. George is my favorite. He can really rock out on the Rickenbacker. I have yet to hear the band play Paperback Writer, Hey Bulldog, or Blackbird; my three favorites. The set list changes at each venue, so hopefully I'll hear them one of these days! Most concerts by Eight Days A Week are very affordable. I only paid $5.00 admission to their last show. If you're looking for authentic Beatles entertainment, be sure to check these guys out!