Came to watch Hell's Kitchen on a Saturday night. Loved the Smith Center, friendly staff and…read moreushers, beautiful venue, a nice break from the casino and Vegas strip. The performers were top notch and I enjoyed the concession stand cookies and beverages during the intermission. Pros: Friendly staff, easy to ride-share to and from if you're staying on the strip. Cons: Seats were cramped but could be a me thing with my long legs.

I am a ongoing customer. Ive always been a theatre kid and watched excitedly as the Smith Center…read morewas built in high school. Having gone many times I feel like it could have been built better and more comfortable for humans. I feel like the top balcony is way too cramped and steep. There seem to be cushions you can ask to add to your seat but why didn't they just choose good chairs when building. I feel like all the connecting chairs are too close together. Multiple times have me or my spouse had to battle it out with a man spreader or person taking too much space. The arm rests with the combined seats are tiny so only one person can use it. I think they should redo it and give people more space. If a movie theater can give me recliners I expect at least comfortable chairs. We do watch a lot of the broadway musicals. I like when there are fun seasonal drinks attached. We did season tickets one time with the cheapest balcony seats and just upgraded every time. I loved the early access and how easy it was to upgrade and change our seats. When it came time to renew our season passes we wanted to upgrade our seats but I cancelled it because we didn't get to specifically choose the seats we would upgrade to. I also don't like that the minimum is usually like 7 shows. I would rather 4-5. I usually am really excited about maybe 2 shows a season. Having the season pass made us see shows we didn't love and made me realize I do not in fact love all musicals. Things I appreciate are the $6 parking, the customer service of employees, and the lobby and balcony are pretty. I think the programs are too wide and big. I love Smith Center in general but think there can be improvements.

Very nice theatre around the corner From Arizona Charlie's…read moreCasino...small in size but the productions are typically from the rainbow youth company and is never really in jeopardy of being sold out...sound is good, stage is a nice size and the seats are fairly comfortable...there is also an adjacent art gallery as well as a larger area where they sometimes sell refreshments or have meet and greets with the performers...depending on the event the tickets are usually inexpensive as well....definitely recommend and will continue to support going forward...

I have to update my review. I have been here for theatre, opera, and dance performances. Seating…read moreis comfortable and sight lines are good wherever you choose to sit. I came here for a special Juneteenth Black Swan Hour program put on my Vegas City Opera. Before the show, I got a chance to view their annual art contest. This is special about this Arts Center--even when there isn't a large art display, there is a small gallery that almost always has art to enjoy. Ticketing is done by the City of Las Vegas using the Ovation Tix platform and having your ticket on the phone is super easy and convenient. The staff is always pleasant and helpful. We are fortunate to have spaces like this run by the city and/or county. It really makes our community richer!

Had a great evening at Vegas Theatre Company this evening seeing the production of, "That Show…read moreAbout The Hotdog". The performance was great with lots of witty humor, sexual innuendos, and jabs at America's politicians. Many laughs were had! The theatre itself is small and intimate, seating roughly 40 people. Seating is first come first serve, but honestly there was not a bad seat in the house. I found the chairs to be fairly comfortable, especially with the provided chair cushions and legroom that was ideal for tall persons. No outside beverages or food is allowed, but they do have a small concession stand with a few snack options and all sorts of alcoholic & nonalcoholic beverages available for purchase. My husband and I were impressed by some of the unique craft beers they offered, so we each tried one - the total for 2 craft beers being $17 after tip. The venue appears to open approximately 15 minutes before showtime and there are clean restrooms close by, down the hall. All staff members were extremely friendly and seemed genuinely happy with the support from us theatre goers. This is a great little theatre in the Arts District! I can't believe it took us so long to finally attend a show here, but I'm sure glad we finally came. We'll definitely be back... likely next month for their spooky Halloween play!

I've been here several times for many an event, but tonight took the cake! Their show "Urban Death"…read morewas so captivating, I loved it! Their drinks are also reasonably priced, which is a bonus! So glad I got to catch the last night of this show!!

Brought my friends here a few months ago and we loved it! It's small, cozy, and definitely more of…read morean indie theatre vibe which we all really liked. Everyone was very talented and funny, and we loved that there was a live band instead of canned music or just a piano. We had a great time and we will definitely go see more shows here!

My review is for the springtime production of "Cabaret." It was my first time visiting Majestic…read moreRepertory Theater (MRT), and I must say that I am so happy to see that we have a cool independent performing arts venue in downtown Vegas! Located in the bustling Arts District, this place is an absolute gem in every sense of the word! Having just returned from a holiday trip to London where we splurged on $600 tickets and saw the new "Cabaret" revival on the West End, we were intrigued to see the same musical being performed locally right here in Las Vegas. We decided to buy the $50 VIP tickets to check it out. Now I know you guys won't believe me when I tell you this, but the MRT production was almost just as good as the West End production. Yes, I am serious. The MRT singers and dancers were terrific, and while the production values were charmingly low-budget, they did a lot with very, very little. I still cannot believe the bargain price of our tickets, as we were seated at a small table very close to the stage. I'm not sure how the seating is laid out for other productions, but the venue is so intimate that there isn't a bad seat in the house. It did look like the regular seating was a bit crammed thought, so I'd recommend paying extra for the VIP table if you're able. Parking was a bit of a pain since its the Arts District, but we managed. Make sure you pay for extra time when you park because the meter police WILL get you. I don't' know how they always seem to know, but we have had our fair share of parking tickets downtown, LOL. Again: make sure you overpay for parking! You have been warned! The theater is located near so many groovy bars and restaurants, so it's easy to make a night of it both pre-show and after-party. Go down early for dinner and drinks, then stay later for a couple of cocktails or beers at one of the stellar local bars next door. The theater also has a small concession cooler up front with pre-packaged drinks. The theater itself has a small snack bar (buy a soda or a surprisingly tasty canned wine or beer to at least to help 'em keep the doors open, we did) and a teeny lobby. We checked in with the cheerful, welcoming hostess and she directed us to our table. There's one very small bathroom in the venue, so go as soon as you arrive or you'll be waiting in a very long line to pee. They did not provide table service, we had to go get our own drinks and bring them back to our seat. The sound and lighting was very good during the production of "Cabaret," and we were just blown away by the talent and quality of the performers. The costumes and choreography were charmingly low budget, but it really added to the overall experience. The venue puts on all sorts of shows all year, and we can't wait to return. As two former theater kids and total pop culture nerds, my hubby and I are SOLD on this place. We will continue to support them in the future, and I can't wait to attend more events. We actually just went to their holiday original musical production, "The Blanche DeBris Emergency Xmas Broadcast" and just loved how fun and goofy it was! Be sure to sign up for their e-newsletters to get the latest scoop on upcoming shows and ticket discounts! We are so lucky to have a venue for independent theater here in Las Vegas, so please, PLEASE come see a show or two or three here! Let's keep the doors open. Let's hear it for the indie underground arts scene in Las Vegas: Woot Woot!!!

The Nutcracker ballet last night at the Smith Center was truly a special experience. The costumes…read moreand sets were the most original, unique and marvelous . Absolutely fantastic. The dancing was superb. The children in the ballet were so perfect and able . Truly amazing. Thank you for a very special ballet experience. Accolades to all!!!! A must to see.

A night at the Smith Center is always very special. However the 2025 Nutcracker was a little…read moredisappointing. I have seen many. The first half of the Christmas Party and the Battle with the Rat King would be hard to follow unless one knew the story line. The brave soldier dressed in a light blue uniform seemed odd. The dancers of the second half were obviously impressive. Clara and her brave soldier sitting in honor on what seemed like a raised bench was strange. Overall, the performance version was somewhat lacking. Let's make 2026 better. I will be there !!!

A fun display of talent all in one night. The variety and production was an enjoyable evening. The…read morefan favorites are always a hit. Large venue space, well organized, helpful and welcoming service. Box office right in front by the theater entrance. Just to the right of it is the hallway leading to the main entrance doors. Some walkways are used during the show for performances.

Unfortunately, this show felt slightly under produced. When you go to Vegas, you really expect to…read morebe wowed. The talent was just fine but the stage and general setup was a bit on the underwhelming side. I assume and understand that between each Act there needs to be an allotted set up time but I wish they showed less of their stories on the big screen so we could have more Acts. There were only seven acts. Kinda felt jipped for a 90 min show. Expected at least double the amount of performances. About 2/3 of the time, you're watching their stories on a big screen and you have a host that's trying to kill time in between with some comedic relief. It was actually pretty cool to see a bunch of contestants I saw on TV in these last few years, but that's just it. This felt like I was at a tryout and not totally a show. Half the Acts were great while the other, meh. Kodi Lee and light balance were definitely the highlights of the show.

My husband, my cousin & myself thoroughly enjoyed this past Sunday's Masterworks concert., Mozart's…read moreCoronation Mass, Bach's, Cantata and Brahms Schicksalslied. My only negative comment is we could not hear Valeria Ore, Contralto very well. We wished there were microphones for the soloists. We sat about half way up in the theater. I may have to sit closer in the future but my somewhat disabled cousin had a difficult time with the stairs so that is why we chose that area. We were very impressed with Neil Wilson and of course the master, Dr. Douglas Peterson, Conductor is outstanding. We felt Linda Lister, Soprano has a beautiful voice as well as Robert Peterson, Tenor. We attend this concert every year and as always are very impressed with the 65 voices as well as the orchestra. Thank you for bringing this wonderful music at an affordable price.

Small theater so really no bad seats. Diva month so all…read morefemale performers. Moreno does an okay job as emcee Gaga is good all around Cher also did a great job on the look and sound. Celine, well maybe it was a young Celine I only know of her from the last decade or so. I would have had no idea who it was without Frank's intro

I was fortunate to see two shows in too different evening. The first show was a tribute to Michael…read moreJackson and the second, Legends in Concert. Tribute to Cher, Adele, and Whitney Houston. I'll start off with the MJ show: What an entertainment for someone to imitate and sing the songs of Michael Jackson. The dancing along will make you get out of your seats and start dancing. What an entertainer and most of all, The talent. My favorite was the Song, Beat It. To all the dancers and the lighting and most of the dancing. Great Act! A must see if your in Vegas. All seats throughout this theater are good. Don't really need to spend over a $100 per person. The second evening was the Tribute to Cher, Adele, and Whitney Houston. My favorite was the singing by Cher. Each performer sang about 3 songs each, a total of 1 hour and 15 minutes for the entire show, also a very entertaining show! A must see. Shop around on the Vegas Strip, they offer good deals on the tickets, not only for this show, but for all events. Enjoy!!!!!!!

When you think of the word "Tenors" the first thing that comes to mind is opera. For these guys,…read moreyou are only partially right. Located inside the Shimmer Cabaret which is a part of the LVH Casino, I took my family and some friends to this show expecting nothing but opera songs. What we got was way more than pleasantly expected. From the very first minute these guys came on stage they were crooning out tunes from tv shows, songs from the 60's, 70's' 80's, and yes of course broadway opera songs. I want to point out the fact that these guys came from totally different backgrounds and genre's. When they sing together its like going to your favorite restaurant, ordering something completely different that you never had before and discovering that it was awesome! I will be the first to admit that I am not one for opera but was willing to check these guys out since my wife was a fan of opera. Turns out the whole family not just became fans of it, but became fans of these guys in general regardless if they sang opera or not. Individually when any one of these guys sing, they have their own style and flare about them. When they sing together, it all sounds so crisp and clean with the harmony that they have. For now they are singing to instrumentals and they already sound great. They said later on down the road they are hoping on getting a live band to play behind them. I can only imagine just how much more awesome they will sound with that! Nothing beats a live band! After the show they hang out in the lobby for photo ops and just overall mingling. They also have CD's available for purchase just in case you want to listen to more of their dynamics. All 3 of these guys are very friendly and very appreciative that you would take the time out to watch them in action. They are as humble as they are talented. So in closing, describing these guys just will not do any justice in comparison to seeing them live doing their thing. I am already planning on seeing them again and bringing others with me! Yelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #152 "It's not what you think"

Amazing!!! This was a enjoyable night for sure!!! We highly…read morerecommend seeing them! Their voices are just the best!! They sing great together!! We would for sure love to see them again and we highly recommend if you haven't gone to go you won't regret it!!!

100% Entertainment for the whole family especially if you grew up listening to the music and…read morewatching the music videos, you'll love this show. We thought the holographic performance near the end was the perfect cherry on top. Well done!

This was freaking amazing, it was even nore than I expected. First time watching a Cirque de Soleil…read moreshow and I love every aspect of it, and that says a lot 'cause I'm a teenager. Fenomenal!