Great place to take in a show! It has a cozy, intimate vibe, and much better acoustics than other…read moreolder theater-type venues that we have been too. They also have a great bar area with a huge tv that is perfect for grabbing a pre-show drink.

Amazing experience!…read more We saw a concert last night at Arlington Music Hall. This was our first time here. TICKETING We found the concerts we wanted to see on the Arlington Music Hall's website. Then we initiated our purchases online through their ticketing agent - Eventbrite. We got a confirmation via email from Eventbrite. TICKET SAVING We downloaded the Eventbrite app and were able to download our tickets into our Apple Wallets on our iPhones. Perfect! PARKING There is free street parking in front of and around the corner from the venue. There is a lot and ramps within a block or two that are also free. Winning! DOORs vs SHOW Our show start time was 8pm. Doors for this show opened at 6:00. We were not able to go into the theater portion of the facility until 7:30. We arrived around 7:00. LOBBY, BAR, SNACK BAR There were staff members in the lobby scanning tickets for entry and that went fast. You may stand in the lobby area to wait for the theater doors to open, but the space there is limited. Behind the lobby is the Bar and Snack Bar area. There are a number of small, round high-top tables to stand at and there are cushioned bench seats along two long walls to sit on. The Bar also has some tall chairs for customer use. We didn't buy any cocktails, so no idea on the cost but I've read that its reasonable. The Snack Bar has water, beer, soft drinks, candy, popcorn, hot dogs, nachos, bbq sandwiches and such. And the pricing is very reasonable vs any other live music venue I've been too. RESTROOMS The restrooms are located near the bar/snack bar. I found the men's room to be clean, have a number or urinals and stalls. Very functional. THEATER GENERAL The Theater has two entry doors, so two long aisles from back to front. The sound and light boards are located between the aisles at the back of the theater (between the entry doors). About 2/3 the way towards the stage, there is an aisle going across the theater connecting the two long aisles. There is a balcony. Unsure if/when it is used, how many seats it has or how to access it. STAGE The stage is quite large in width and depth. It has a very high ceiling which likely easily accommodates tall backdrop set pieces and curtains. SOUND I saw short linear array speakers hanging from the ceiling in front of the stage. There may have been some subwoofer modules on stage behind curtains - unsure. The sound was quite adequate for this space. Note too that the walls seems to be concrete or stucco, so pretty reflective of sound. The sound team seemed to do a great job of managing levels and EQs. LIGHTING There are various uplighting on stage, downlighting above stage, lighting at the ceiling maybe 40 feet out from stage plus spot lights, likely up near the balcony. Lighting was well done and that team was responsive to the entertainers needs as he called out from stage a couple of times. SEATING / AISLE DEPTH Wow the seating was really comfortable. Cushy and wide and with cup holders in each of the arm rests. The aisle depth at your feet was enough that people could pass by you without the need for you to stand or leave your row. CONCLUSION We been to a lot of theaters around the country. This one is quite comfortable. More so that many we've been too. We have two more shows booked to see here. Looking forward to coming back.

Such a neat venue with free live music. You feel extremely safe in this family-friendly…read moreenvironment. But get there early so you can get a good seat! Only reason for 4 stars is the food trucks could use a bit of improvement. For the price, you get very mediocre food. I started packing my own cooler with snacks at this point.

We attended the Summer Dean, and Dale Watson concert on 7/17, and this was our first event at…read moreLevitt Pavilion. All I can say is the City of Arlington did a great job in the design, location, and creating a great atmosphere. Plenty of free parking near Levitt, and thank goodness for inside, air conditioned restrooms. Bring your chairs, a small cooler, and take a seat on the big lawn, or find a seat around the lawn. Their are food vendors stationed real close the lawn, and you have a few decent options, including a vendor that offers beer and wine. Come out and enjoy some music, some food, and meet some new friends. We will be coming back.

A place for respite in many respects getting out of the sun in between doing White Rock Lake trail…read moreand into a well-ventilated building to take a breather. As a resting spot, they've got clean restrooms, drinking water, and places to sit and relax. Then there are the art exhibits, showing a mixture of photography, paintings, and art installations depending on the ongoing series. This time around they had photography of local birds, artwork highlighting AAPI month, and one titled "Enlaced: The Language of Fiber" with threads and knots creating particularly vivid and creative imagery. While I didn't get a chance to, on that particular evening there was a spoken poetry performance. They were also hosting a dragon boat festival that weekend bringing folks around Texas and even some out of state teams partaking in race and festivities. With exhibits updating frequently and plenty of community events, it's definitely worth stopping by.

I came for an art festival and there were a lot of vendors and graffiti artists. I didn't stay long…read moredue to only going to buy from a specific vendor but the crowd was cool and I'll have to go back so I can see everything.

CTD offers a full season of plays and mucials, many of which have the production value pumped into…read morethem, which they deserve. From the five mile glance, the theatre seems to do a really good job of choosing shows, hiring good actors, directors, and set designers, and overall produce good shows. I do take issue with the producer being in most of them, which I find distracting at best. The best place to sit for most shows is in either the front row or in the balcony. The rake of the audience is such that when you are three or four rows back in the orchestra area, you are covered by a sea of heads. Maybe a future investment could be more stacked seating to avoid obstructed views.

Until this past Sunday, I didn't even know this little theatre existed! It's right behind Trader…read moreJoe's off of Lower Greenville. It has its own fairly large parking lot, and if you get there early enough before your show starts, you won't have any trouble parking. We came here for a matinee of "Godspell", and we had a nice time! The theatre is pretty small, you give your name at the little will-call window and they tell you what seats you have been assigned. We were in the balcony, and our seats were about two steps away from the tech booth and five steps away from the band! I kind of liked it, it was like being right in the middle of the action. On the first floor, at the back of the house, there is a bar where they serve cocktails, beer and wine, as well as bags of chips and snacks. You can take them to your seat and enjoy them while you watch the show. The actors seemed really happy to be there, and the singing was excellent. We had a nice time, I would certainly come back for another show.

This is a local gem in the North Texas area. They put on classic musicals with a full orchestra…read more The shows, in my opinion, are Broadway-quality. They even sometimes feature big-name actors. For example, I had the pleasure of seeing Davis Gaines (of "Phantom" fame) in their production of "The Night of the Hunter." This was an original production, I believe, and unfortunately I've never seen it go anywhere (it was very good!). They also frequently display art and cultural exhibits that you can look at before the show starts and during intermission. Bathrooms are nice and clean, and the refreshments are reasonably priced. I find the theatre to be one of the most comfortable I've visited. Acoustics are great! We have season tickets and will continue to subscribe in the future. Community-produced, Broadway-quality!

One thing you will be assured of when you purchase your ticket to a Lyric Stage production: you…read morewill get a quality musical experience when you leave the theatre. Steve Jones, the producer, sees to that. The company spends a good amount of resources on sets and costumes and pulls in some real ringers with talent from the Dallas area and the New York pool. Innovative and artistic, Lyric Stage will rarely disappoint

It was a dark Friday night when my friends and I attended a play here. I found a parking spot right…read moreaway and walked up to beautiful well lite Tcc South Campus. The Campus is clean and peaceful. I enjoyed walking to the performance bc, the scenery is no nice. Even at night, I can still appreciate it. As you walk in, there seems to be photos of previous performances and information on upcoming plays. I really enjoyed looking at them. The box office was to the left. There was a very friendly associate working the ticket booth. Tickets were reasonably priced at $6.00. Student tickets were half price. Candy was available for purchase but, I wouldn't suggest it. I think, that would be distracting to the performers. The play was called Loose Pages. A really creative play! It was a Valentine's Play about young students expressing their views on love. The simple decor, stage lighting and intimate setting was very appealing. Bathrooms were really clean! I mean spotless! This is a very old campus. I was not expecting that. There's also more pictures in the hallway which creates a museum vibe. Looks like I found my new hotspot. The campus provided plenty of parking, a scenic view, museum like auditorium, great prices and so much more!

A fantastic way to spend an evening. Chamber symphony provides a small ensemble in an intimate…read morespace where you feel right next to the performers. Players are top notch performing wonderful works, some you know, and others are great introductions to lesser-known pieces. My wife and I are repeat concert goers and have enjoyed every show. Shows are typically two hours with intermission, so you are home at a reasonable time. A perfect date night!!

I can hardly fit everything I love about Dallas Chamber Symphony in one post. Their performances…read moreare always phenomenal. Richard McKay is tireless in finding new and unique ways to bring chamber music to life. I have been a season ticket holder for two years and every performance has been outstanding and nothing like the one before it. The atmosphere at Moody during a DCS performance is so energetic. It's a social event as much as it is a fantastic concert. What really sets DCS apart is their amount of community service. They provide programming for the underserved in DFW including homeless shelters, title one schools, nursing homes, hospitals, juvenile detention centers and beyond. I am proud to support the Dallas Chamber Symphony and will continue to do so for years to come. Attend a performance and you won't be disappointed.

I visited the Bass Performance Hall in Ft. Worth recently to see a middle of the week, matinee…read moreperformance of Hamilton. It was amazing! Set design, costumes, choreography, singing, music, acting were all top notch. Some of the things you should know before you go. 1) Parking can be a challenge because they don't have their own garage. There are several garages nearby (about a block walking distance), but you will want to arrive really early to make sure you have time to find a space, make your way to the theater, and find your seat before the show starts. We were coming from Richardson, so we knew we would need over an hour to travel there, but because of the parking situation, we left even earlier at 11:30 am for a 1:30pm show time start. 2) The building is quite modern. They have several entrances, but you may be asked to wait on the street in the elements before they open the doors and start scanning tickets. Be prepared to stand in the elements. 3) The seats are quite narrow and the arm rest is shared with your seat mate. If you are an average sized American, you might find the average seats quite uncomfortable. The person next to me was blubbering through her seat into mine. She was also very enthusiastic tapping along with the beat. Both things were unpleasant for me. There are box seats that have independent chairs. If I return to this venue, I will pay for one of these to avoid feeling like a sardine. They have an amazing line up of shows. I wish they were closer because I would definitely be a season ticket holder so that I could enjoy every single one of their amazing shows.

The theatre is beautiful in its own right.... Of course, we saw Hamilton which was excellent, and…read morealthough we were sitting the THE last row, we could see and hear perfectly. The staff there is also very helpful and entertaining! I'd go back in a minute