Amazing venue. It's got a wonderful stage setup and audience section classily fit into the perfect…read morevibe of an old church. I saw a Macbeth inspired production here last weekend and was blown away. It's also right next to several cool options to go to post and pre show.

There's a reason Solange Knowles did a shoot for a magazine here! What a beautiful spot…read more I visited from Wisconsin for a friend who was playing on a Sunday afternoon. I had no idea what to expect but it really was a such a pleasant spot (that kind of just comes up out of nowhere!) We found parking easily on the street across from the building itself. It's an open space inside with a small stage (see photos) and for this show they were only asking for a donation. They take credit cards, cash, and checks. The staff was so friendly! There is a bathroom inside as well. I'm sure whatever you end up visiting for with be so relaxing and pleasant that you'll be looking forward to coming again next time you're in town! Such a unique spot in New Orleans.

So very disappointed in the matinee at mahalia jackson theatre for the opera Samson and Delilah…read more The Only costume worth looking at was Delilah's.. there was no scenery, everyone had and their scores in front of them the entire time either in their hands or on a podium. The vocals were good, the orchestra was excellent. However, No dance for the bacchanal, the audiences looked at an empty stage while the orchestra played there should have been an exotic dance taking place at that time. New Ireland needs to step it up quite a bit to stay in business IMO.

The New Orleans is the 1st city of opera in the United States with the first opera being staged in…read more1796. The NOOA stages 3-4 operas a year and has just moved back to its pre-Katrina theater. While not world-class, the operas are imaginatively staged and the principals are often up-and-coming stars.

Bathrooms were clean, beer was $15, which is normal for events in New Orleans. Seats were…read morecomfortable and staff was friendly. Area is 100% ghetto but parking is fenced, police on site within parking lot and had a good presence.

I've enjoyed each show I've seen in this venue. It's not the fanciest place and needs some updates…read morelike new carpet but it's always clean pleasant and organized. And the show prices do not break the bank. I also like that it's not huge venue.

A very small convenience store 50 ft from Bourbon Street. They only have one brand of bottled…read morewater, a few different beers, and a limited amount of sodas, snacks, medicine, etc. On the plus side they do sell cheap alcoholic drinks to go!

Went there last Saturday Night and had the time of my life!!!!! HIP-HOP ALL NIGHT LONG!!!…read moreGHETTO,RATCHET and loved every minute of it!!! All employees and club goers were SUPER friendly! I will ALWAYS come here when in New Orleans!!! Memories for a lifetime!!!

I see dozens of live theatrical productions each year. This theatre consistently does excellent…read morework. The shows are well-cast and well-performed. The sets are always incredible. The venue is intimate (no bad seats) and comfortable (cup holders for your drinks at your seat!). The staff is friendly and helpful. Single tickets are a bit pricey, but season tickets offer a significant discount and you get a discount on any additional tickets you purchase. Arrive early if you want to get a drink. There's no dedicated bar, and you have to wait in line at the bar in the adjoining restaurant.

I really enjoyed this theatre and the production"God of Carnage" The staff , Ushers were courteous…read moreand accommodating. The casting was perfect, I especially liked Marie Lovejoy's performance. And the special affects LOL Thank you for an enjoyable evening.

Rating: 8.5/10 The…read moretheater is a beautiful restored building and is a great space for productions. The staff is helpful and The cons are that the seating in the theater are dated and not comfortable. Also the limited food/drink menu left a lot to be desired.

Love the Book of Mormon ! Not crazy about the staff and selections! Paid for quick entry and still…read morehad to wait I. Line . Security staff was rude . Seating staff was rude. They couldn't wait to get people out ! The only polite Person was the bartender ! I just didn't like vibe !

We had such a fun time at this beginners ballet class! Class started at 6:30 pm and ended at 7:45…read morepm. We learned the basics. We did have to bring our own ballet shoes which can be purchased on Amazon. I bought mines for like $10.

Excellent for adult classes. Was nice to get back dancing and brush up on my skills. The teacher is…read moreso amazingly talented and nice. Very welcoming .

This studio is a studio for ALL ages and all levels of dance. If your child is of a very high level…read morethey have the best teachers from New York, New Orleans and all over form all different backgrounds wonderfully happy to teach your child! As a dancer I absolutely love it! I have never felt out of place and have always felt welcomed by my fellow peers and teachers. When you get into the program you get discounted tickets to NATIONAL dance performances such as complexions, ballet Hispanico and ABT. It is truly life changing it be able to be apart of the NOBA community. I HIGHLY recommend this studio !!

From the owner: The New Orleans Ballet Association (NOBA) is the Central Gulf region's premiere presenting and…read moreservice organization dedicated solely to the art of dance. NOBA's dynamic Main Stage season annually features a diverse array of world-class companies and artists. Each year NOBA provides concerts, classes, workshops and lectures to more than 25,000 area dance enthusiasts of all ages. In addition, NOBA's nationally recognized award-winning education programs provide the youth of our community access to quality arts programs with more than 3,000 free dance classes and workshops annually at ten sites throughout the Greater New Orleans area.