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    Montgomery Theater

    4.1 (41 reviews)

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    Annabelle R.

    I absolutely loved Come Together: The Beatles Concert Experience, which I attended this past weekend. A live musical and theatrical performance in an intimate setting, the entire venue simple and sufficient. Less than 500 seats in the auditorium, a good view of the stage from anywhere (stadium seating). I sat in the back row, balcony level, and had excellent viewing of the show. I recommend these seats if the front half of the theater seating is full, as viewing is better when several rows in front of you are empty. Leg room was fine, but I'm petite, so it may not be as comfortable for everyone. A lovely courtyard at the entrance of the venue on South Market Street, warmed by patio heaters and a delightful fireplace on this chilly evening in March. Ample staff who were friendly, quick, and competent in their services (scanning tickets for entry, bar/concessions stand, ushers). The theater had pretty decent sound quality (volume and clarity). Had a blast rockin to the tunes and story of the fab four, with Mania! the beatles tribute band staying in character the entire show and bringing humor on stage too. An enjoyable performance, they had attendees on their feet dancing to songs like Twist and Shout, All My Loving, and more. Nonstop fun! :)

    Jamie L.

    Beautiful theatre with professional usher, slanted floor means seats further back are more elevated and still get good vidibility, and voss water for 4 bucks. Only downside is they kick us out after the photo session with artists so make sure you use the bathroom right after a show. Legit place to see a kpop show with hi touch and photo as staff was very competent. Too many venues do not know how to run kpop shows. Legit yes and thumbs up for the venue and staff.

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    Lori N.

    Exactly 25 years ago today, Beauty and the Beast opened on Broadway. I got to see it my first time this evening, performed right here at the Montgomery in San Jose. The play was very well performed and entertaining, with the youngest cast member, a 6-year old "Chip" (Reese Levine), stealing the show. It runs through April 28 and I highly recommend seeing it. The theater is a nice mid size venue. We sat in the balcony and got a great view, with no trouble at all hearing the actors or the orchestra. Interestingly though, our friends who sat on the main level said they had some difficulty with hearing the actors at times. We typically see plays in major San Francisco theaters, like the Orpheum and Golden Gate. However, because they're located in areas with a huge homeless population it has really deterred us lately from otherwise seeing plays we would've really enjoyed. The Montgomery is a refreshing change, with much easier parking to boot. I'd suggest parking in the lot where Scott's is located and take the easy 10-minute walk over to the theatre. It was definitely a much more pleasant and safer experience than you'd find in San Francisco. There's also a gas fire pit outside that is turned on in the evenings, which makes for a nice spot to gather around during intermission and after the show.

    "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus"
    Jeanie L.

    A LOVELY PERFORMING ARTS THEATRE... Conveniently located in downtown San Jose, next to the Tech Museum, across the street from the Convention Center, and kitty corner from the Fairmont Hotel, this lovely 475 seat theatre has managed to maintain its historic charm which I so do love. It's also intimate enough to find good seats throughout. No need to dig out your binoculars. A surprise from Hubby is what brought us to this theatre one Saturday, to see the hilarious monologue, "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus", created as a result of John Gray's book that shares the same title. With all the successes of his books, he ventured out to create a "live" stage version. Whether you're with a group of girlfriends or with your significant other, you will be laughing in your seats, realizing how much of what the storyteller, Peter Story, talks about holds much value and validity in any relationship. Just because two people love each other doesn't guarantee a smooth life together. We are different creatures with different needs. The key is recognizing those differences, understanding them, and being able to laugh at them. There are so many important points which are realized here, but for the sake of not wanting to give away the highlights, just go and see it for yourself. He tours many cities throughout the country, and with the show's success, Montgomery Theatre has asked Peter Story to return in March 2016. Watch for ticket sales, as this is worth every penny to tickle your funny bone.

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    Noelle H.

    CMT plays here. What else do you need to know?! Seriously, this hidden gem has all the best shows. The theater Iredell is in an odd location, and the layout inside is also a bit strange, but it's a fabulous place to see local talent

    Grease!
    Wendy D.

    Great location right in downtown San Jose, everything is close by. Went on a Saturday at 2pm show started about 10mins after, we sat on the lower level L 10 & 11 great view. Very clean and the staff was so helpful. The crew played full out. Will be coming back to see more of there shows! Great price for a amazing show!

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    Melanie B.

    Cute, small theater right next to City National Civic. I watched Kawayan's "Kadiliman" ~ a wonderful ensemble of Filipino folk dancing that told the tale of darkness coming into light this passed week, and the special effects and lighting used for the show were very impressive. I say that this is a great place to watch intimate shows. You have a clear view of the stage no matter where you sit! My biggest problem with it is being unable to find parking. If you're lucky, and your show is after 6pm, you might be able to find free street parking. But it's almost unlikely because that part of downtown is the busiest! You have plenty of options, though. Many of the surrounding hotels and the convention center offer flat rates if you plan to stay in SJ longer.

    All seats are good
    Diane L.

    What a nice theater this is. I've been here twice and have had good views both times. Last time I sat last row all the way towards the side and this time more towards the center and closer to the stage. Sound was okay. I'm not an expert in sound but it seemed adequate The people here were very friendly and helpful. As always the restrooms were busy especially during intermission. There were only 8 stalls but the line kept moving and everyone seemed to make it to their seats by the end of intermission. Parking is anywhere in the many lots all around this popular area. Basically it is a very nicely kept small theater with good seats and friendly staff. I will probably be back.

    Battle of the Big Bands
    Kathryn B.

    We recently went to The Battle of the Big Bands here. It is a very nice, small theater located in downtown San Jose across from the convention center. Seating was comfortable. The prices are much better if you purchase tickets directly from the box office instead of online. Parking for the box office was easy since they have a white curb right in front for people purchasing tickets. The staff was helpful for the most part. They seemed to be overly concerned, however, with people taking pictures. Their policing was more annoying than anyone taking a quick photo with their phone. An usher went around pointing a flashlight at "offenders." If they did not want photos taken, then they should have made an announcement before the show.

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    Lovely venue - great for seeing a musical. Love it to pieces.

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    Small intimate venue. It has a small snack bar for drinks and snacks. Parking nearby or on the street.

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    Love this place! Because it is small- there is no such thing as a bad seat. I have seen over 15 performances at this venue and it beats all.

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    The Sound of Music (Broadway San Jose) --…read more We saw this yesterday and it was beautiful. The sets were absolutely stunning -- genuinely took my breath away a few times -- and the singing was extraordinary. So much talent on that stage. If you know the movie by heart (I do), there are a few differences. A couple of songs that aren't in the film, and "I Have Confidence" doesn't appear at all. There are some small changes to the story too, but nothing that took away from the show -- a few of the twists I actually liked better this way. One tip: take an Uber or Lyft. Getting into the parking garage took forever because there's only one lane in, and someone at the front couldn't work the machine and held everyone up for about fifteen minutes. Not the theater's fault, but worth knowing. Wonderful show. We'll be back.

    To be honest, it's not the best in terms of sound for a venue if you sit near or close to the…read morespeakers on the balcony. So we recently went to see "A Beautiful Noise" and sat in the orchestra Row 21 Seat 27 basically right of center and I could see the balcony speakers a few rows in front of me. The balance and loudness in those speakers are off and can be really loud and jarring. When we saw &Juliet and sat center second row from the stage, the sound was so much better. So perhaps it's just those speakers that are off when they do tests and it can be horrifying or great. Each side of the theater do have bathrooms but it does take a while to get to the right side of the theater. I still wish they had a center aisle as people were having to climb over chairs when they missed their row by one. We're now parking a couple blocks away for free after 6:30pm which is nice but it's definitely a gamble. Worse case we park at the nearby open lot across the street and pay a fair amount for a downtown city parking lot. Definitely cheaper than SF. Also if you check out seating before a show you want and there's plenty of seats available, go a a couple hours before the show and buy it for only $40 for rush seats. You can choose where to sit and all the seats left are $40. If a show has digital lottery, if you win, the seats are only $35 and I learned this year that the seats are basically the first few rows right in front of the stage. So well worth it if you win. Recently the ushers have been better about giving out the pamphlets which has been lovely. Overall, will I still come here to see shows? Yes cause it's much easier to get to than SF. Is it the best venue? Hit or miss depending on how the soundcheck goes (if they even do a soundcheck).

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    It looked like it got a 4.6 star review but they say doors open at 6:30 and it didn't. I thought I…read morewas in the back of the place so I walk to market street to find the front but it turns out I was at the right place. It is at first street. I didn't think I showed up early but then someone told me they changed the time and they'll let everyone in at 7 pm. I waited and we didn't get in until 7:15. I don't know; maybe I'm strict with time but it threw me off. We had plenty of time to get to our seats so we got beer for one of us. I was expected an open space to get to my seat because I had a cane. They blocked the open space so I had to scoot in to the aisle to get to my seats. I guess the show was packed and they had to add seats. Seats were not bad but not comfortable. I did have good seats so I can see the people performing.

    California Theater is a gorgeous old historical theater with distinguishing beauty and exquisite…read moredetails. It's the type of place you go to where you spend just as much time ogling over the venue as you do the show itself! I went there for a film festival and loved it. The location is also pure perfection because it is within the same block as several restaurants and bars for those who want to grab a bite or drink before or after their show. The only (small) downside is finding parking. We parked in an outdoor lot 2 blocks away for $20. It is about the average rate for the area but still seems steep to me for a 2 hour show. *breathe* Trying to not sweat the small stuff, so I say pay for the steep parking and enjoy the gorgeous theater and watch a nice show! It will be worth the experience.

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    City Lights Theater Company - The cast of "Kinky Boots" (2023).

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    4.4(152 reviews)
    0.4 miDowntown

    I grew up attending the theater and I consider myself very lucky. Community Little Theater in…read moreAuburn, Maine is still around today. I had two brothers who both performed in the theater and one of them is still teaching theater arts now. I usually attend the Broadway musicals at the San Jose Performing Arts Center a couple of times every year and I go alone. John is not a fan of musicals. But he agreed to go to a play last year in SF with me and he enjoyed it. So, when we saw the synopsis of "Running After Shadows," we decided to check it out. The second I walked inside, City Lights Theater reminded me of those wonderful memories I had as a teenager at Community Little Theater. City Lights is smaller than I'm used to but I loved its compact, intimate space. Every seat seems to be a good one and comfortable as well! I loved that the manager spoke to the audience before the show and that they pick a non-profit to donate to that matches with the theme of the play. They also have a little get together after every performance. They have refreshments and you have the chance to talk to the actors. We didn't stay afterwards but maybe next time. John surprised me by wanting to get tickets for the next show. Maybe I can get him to try musicals one day...

    It's All an Act…read more Foreword: So, it turns out I kind of like plays. I mean, I recall enjoying watching theater friends perform at school and college back in the day, but I've never actually gone out to see a real live play with professional actors. Anyway, if you're on the fence about coming to see one, then you should definitely do it once. And if you really dig it, do it twice. :) OK, onto the review... The City Lights Theater Company has been supporting local actors and theater makers for forty-five years (ca. 1982) now, and have been in this space since 1991--despite a looming threat from developers... The Good: *Very small intimate venue of ±100 seat theater. There is no bad seat in the house, as even in the back row you still feel like you're practically front row. *Tickets are fairly inexpensive at ±$50-80/ea with season passes available. There's also afternoon matinee shows available for us old farts. *Staff was very friendly *They have a small snack bar and even serve wine *A chance to interact with the performers at the end of the show. *We watched "Running After Shadows" by Vincent Terrell Durham and it was excellent. Great story telling, fantastic acting, and it takes the crowd on a wild range of emotions. The Meh: *Street Parking only but it's free on the weekends. The Ugly: *They must start cutting onions in there at some point, cuz I swear my eyes started watering for no reason. That's right. No reason whatsoever. Conclusion: Intimate venue with great storytelling means a great time out by all. Good spot for a date nite or afternoon (see aforementioned "old farts" mention above).

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    Broadway San Jose - 4.9846 stars!

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    3.8(81 reviews)
    0.2 miDowntown

    Although I can't speak for the plays and musicals, I love Broadway San Jose's film concerts! So…read morefar, I've seen the film concert productions for Across the Spiderverse Spiderverse and Avatar: The Last Airbender. They were both FANTASTIC. The audience is always very enthusiastic, cheering on their favorite characters and scenes. The orchestras are also very passionate about the films as well, earning their standing ovation at the end of the show. My favorite seats are in the orchestra section. Only issue would be parking, but there's a garage about a 5-min walk from the venue that I usually go to. I'll definitely be back again!

    Show: MJ The Musical Venue: San Jose Center for the…read morePerforming Arts, a.k.a. Broadway San Jose 08/02/25 Matinee Performance 2pm Breakdown: The Musical (SPOILER ALERT?) The choreography, imagery, mutimedia, lighting, sound, costumes & visual effects were wonderful. The performance did not start exactly on time. Many of Michael & the Jackson 5's hits are featured, but due to show length, the songs are shortened. The songs are stitched together with a narrative, and there were a few parts of this that were a little draggy. I almost would've preferred just the full-lenth music selections alone. The play--while upbeat & exciting overall-- portrays Michael as somewhat a victim: A victim of his global success, victim of his handlers who were profit-motivated, and victim especially of his father Joe Jackson who is cast pretty much in the villain role. There is a brief 15-20 minute intermission in the approximate 2 1/2 hr. show. The Venue First time visit for me and the Center did a fine job. The workers--ticketing folks, ushers, merchandise folks--who I interacted with were great. The matinee show was packed to it's 2,600+ seat capacity. And of course with that many patrons, you're unfortunately going to see a handful of clueless one's with no theather ettiquette. Such as, but certainly not limited to, arriving on time, not silencing their mobile devices, holding conversations and blocking entrances & exits to the theater (pre & post show + intermissions), getting up multiple times during the performance, etc. Can't blame the venue or performers for this of course. Add the usual cluster mess when a good portion of 2,600 patrons need to all use the restroom during intermission. But the latter is pretty much standard procedure at most performances such as this. Ticketing & Parking Tips Smart theater enthusiasts would be very wise to look into 2 very favorable ticketing options offered by this venue: Digital Lottery & Rush Tickets. For digital lottery, download Broadway San Jose's mobile app to start. From there, you can enter a day-before lottery to score a pair of tickets at greatly reduced rates (they were $35ea for this musical). The digital lottery option is typically only for evening performances though. For the Rush ticketing option that I used, covering both matinee & evening performances, show up at the box office day of show 2 hrs. before the scheduled start time. When I got there around 11:45am, there were less than 5 people in line and I was able to score a single Orchestra ticket for $40 (inclusive of fees). Same ticket that Ticketmaster was trying to sell on their site for $445! lol. Parking can be a little bit of a challenge here. The closest major garage that most patrons seem to gravitate to is the Ernst & Young or "303 Garage" @ 303 S. Almaden Blvd. It's maybe 150-200 yds. to the main entrance of the theater. It's got some accessibility quirks, and is a $20 flat rate as of this review. This will typically cover you for several hrs. time for the show + exiting. In my case, the rate covered me 7 hrs. from 12pm to 7pm. I puchased this pass thru mobile parking app SpotHero, which charges a small processing fee, but tends to allow for an easier entrance & exit process. You can also pay directly at the garage. Driving in San Jose is akin to driving in Los Angeles for those familiar. So, be prepared for congestion, rude drivers and the frustration overload + ugliness that typically accompanies this. Not the theater's fault again, but just a word to the wise. Also, San Jose is usually known as a great restaurant destination, but there didn't seem to be a plethora of these options within comfortable walking distance to the theater sadly. Conclusion If you missed the relatively short run of MJ The Musical here in San Jose, don't worry. As it's returing in early 2026 to both San Francisco & Sacramento. Check it, it's a winner!

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    4.4(106 reviews)
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    So lucky to have one of the few indie theaters in the Bay Area, in San Jose…read more 3Below has excellent indie film curation. The customer service is superb. And the snack bar has reasonably priced goodies! The cherry on top? FREE VALIDATED PARKING FOR UP TO 3HRS!! I'll be seeing 3Below soon, again!

    Full disclosure, my friend put this place on my radar. I am a bit of a setting snob, and by this I…read moremean: give me leather seats, give me reclining chairs, and if my seat warmer isn't working, I'm going to be upset. But that's merely because life is uncomfortable and I am intentional about finding cozy pockets of joy. This theater is not updated with the fancy seats, but what it lacks in that it more than makes up in charm, service, and community cultivation. Visiting 3Below reminded me that venturing out of that corporate capitalist bubble of perceived coziness would put me in a vibrant hub of social awareness. This is where you go to see the Documentaries IG mentions, but no theaters seem to have times for. This is where you can catch live performances on the same stage that you'll watch a thought provoking film. And, as the manager/owner of the fiercest security dog I've encountered mentioned, THIS is where you could learn to tap dance. Now, I'm hoping this could be a location for some line dancing in the near future, because I think Sofa Streetfair could be the place for some of this, and 3Below seems the perfect hub for practicing. But, what a cute location, and I'm told it's locally owned, too. I didn't actually fact check that, so my apologies if I'm spreading misinformation here. I'm just doing my best to sell you on falling in love with this alternative theater as much as my friend has...I'm converted and I'll definitely be back.

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    Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

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    4.0(46 reviews)
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    This is always such a great venue to come and see a show. It has an underground free parking…read moregarage. It's easily accessible if you have any mobility issues. The theater itself is very intimate and allows you a good seat no matter where you are. The staff is friendly and helpful. All shows from my experience, have been reasonably priced. Before the show grab something to eat, a cup of coffee, or even a glass of wine at the Bean Scene Cafe which is linked to the theater.

    Excellent location on Castro Street in downtown Mountain View. I come here for specific…read moreperformances each year. Spacious theater with plenty of spots to practice or do rehearsals before showtime. Staffs are great communicators and are always helpful. This place has been around forever and City Hall is a great place to gather or use public restrooms as well. Cafe is easily accessible next door. If you come here in December during the annual Christmas Tree Lighting event, you won't be disappointed. Colorful Christmas vibes everywhere. There's a good sized local park behind it and you can easily park on the streets which are all walking distance. Besides ballerinas and dancers, you get to watch singers, group choirs, and many more colorful entertainments on the outdoor stage area. Inside stage is usually reserved for larger popular shows. Yes, dressing room and areas for practicing before performance time is well set and they're usually on time moving groups in and out as scheduled. Love the backstage area and scenes. Good feeling inside and outside.

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