Me and my wife have been coming here at least twice a year since 2013 and we've always had a blast!…read more All employees have been friendly, efficient and professional - some have even been outstanding. I'm talking from the doormen, to the person releasing our tickets, to the bartenders, to the people seating us, to the waitstaff - never a problem. The food is good bar food, it gets the job done while I'm drinking. No complaints. The bathrooms and bar area are nice. If you have problems here, there's a good chance that YOU'RE the problem.

Bought tickets for the 8:30 show but didn't get seated until 9:00. Be aware there's a two-item…read moreminimum per person, which can be drinks or food. Unfortunately, the pretzel bites and spinach dip were not worth the money. The wait and food quality didn't live up to the experience. Choose other items and hope for the best.

The place: a small store front on the diagonal street in Philly - you know the one - Passyunk Ave…read more It's a cozy space and if you're there on a busy night, you might get to know your seat neighbors very well as the seating is pretty snug. As always, I highly recommend sitting in the front, or as close to front as possible. The perfomance: this was our first visit to the N Crowd but we are very experienced improv-consumers. The group of 6 performers played in a short-form improv style with small and quick "games" and they were fantastic. If you're familiar with improv, you know not everyone in the scene will be hitting every beat, but when one may have skipped, another cast member stepped in and continued right along. The bottom line: the value for your dollar is AMAZING with the N crowd. I highly recommend a visit for a good time. We could all use more laughter in our lives and this group gave us plenty of laughs and love. Thanks N Crowd!

I was able to see the N crowd perform live at Sawubona Creativity Project in Philly. I really…read moreenjoyed their performance. They were amazing and I laughed the whole time. Definitely was a great night. I look forward to seeing them perform again soon. What's interesting is, their performances were so good, I have considered taking improv classes. Yup, I am going to sign up. The actors and actresses are so talented.

A home away from home for me, the CSZ team, venue, and programming is simply the best. I've been…read morelucky to attend a number of shows as an audience member and performed in a few of their shows as well, and always leave feeling better than when I walked in. Their ongoing programming is the ComedySportz program. Short form improv that is guaranteed to make you laugh. The performers are INSANELY talented and you can't go wrong with a good BYO. They do other programming throughout the year as well - long form improv, classes, workshops, bringing in popular acts from other cities, and welcoming in collegiate groups as well. I look forward to many more laughs at CsZ and highly recommend adding it to your rotation!

This place is SO much fun for an evening of comedy and improv. There are a few different show…read moreoptions so it fits different audiences (classic Comedy Sports is kid-friendly, and other shows for adults). The rotating performers are hilarious and it feels like a local business type of comedy club which is always worth supporting. Also, best of all - it's BYOB! Snacks are sold onsite. Definitely a budget-friendly, laugh-worthy spot for the whole family.

One of the most vibrant and welcoming creative spaces. It offers a variety of art, performances,…read moreand community-driven activities that feel accessible to everyone. The programming is thoughtful and diverse, creating opportunities for both emerging and established artists to connect with the public. The Rotunda feels like a true gathering place. There's a sense of openness and care that makes people want to linger, engage, and return. It plays an essential role in nurturing creativity and fostering connection within the city.

I like this space. I've gone here to see the following: Mac…read moreand cheese cook off, craft fair, dancing/fire spinning, comedy show, play, lecture, and a few potlucks. It's nice that the space is available to the community. It's an alcohol venue, which is the only downside.

I thought I was just going out to eat with some friends last Friday night but little did I know…read morethat for the past 6 months, my wife was planning a surprise 40th birthday party for me. On our walk to the restaurant I thought I was going to, we stopped inside Songbird to "find out party information". I was led back to the large back room which was dark and quiet. It was opened for me, the lights were turned on and about 40 of family members and friends that I love yelled SURPRISE!!! For about the next 3 hours, there was singing, laughing, speeches, cake and to be honest, one of my favorite nights of my life. Thank you Songbird for being a big part of this wonderful celebration!

So much for for my 15 year old and her friends! We only got the petite suite for 4 of them and it…read morewas perfect. They sang their hearts out for an hour. Easy purchase to buy water bottles and brought a cake to celebrate. We felt like one hour was fine for 4 people. Had no problem finding song choices. Front staff was helpful and provided plates and lighter for our mini celebration. We will be back.

WHAT?! How have I not reviewed you??!??…read more Okay, bear with me. Could the venue have more amenties? Sure. Could the ingress and throughways inside be managed better when the crowd is sardines in a can? Sure. Can every experience in life be "more" or "better" if we're being extra picky, eventually turning those same experiences into a sterile, "will never offend anyone," suburb-coded "I come into the city once in a while for a good show but I hate the parking situation" experience? Yes. But not the the TLA, no. The TLA is Philly as hell. It's not there to give you extra-wide seats or a pinky off the champagne glass kind of vibe. It's there to be affordable. It's there to connect you with all sorts of different people there to see the same great show. And it's there to remind you that sometimes, sticky sweaty is the way to go. In the TLA, we're rawdogging sweaty air and great acts. It's where you go to see the acts that come through town where everyone who shows up REALLY wanted to show up - the performers because they're not stadium famous, and the attendees because they love those same performers all up in their bones. Things might be tight in the venue, but there's always room for fun and dancing.

I saw Jesse J in January 2026. Intimate venue! Security was friendly and efficient at the front…read more The show was an acoustic set so I knew I'd want to sit. I was lucky to get balcony seats in row B - they were amazing! Pretty comfortable and an amazing view. There's also a bar up there so you don't have to go downstairs.

A great experience…read more It was our first trip to the venue and their pre-show email(s) managed expectations well. We parked on the street and had a reasonable dinner before the show nearby. The venue lobby is large. The sight lines and sound were good and the staff was helpful.

The venue is beautiful and the staff were friendly but the actual theater was a struggle…read more As a 6 foot tall person, theater seating is always an issue. Even with an aisle seat I didn't fit in the seats. My knees were up against the back of the chairs in front of me. It was very uncountable and the seats are so tightly squeezed in. The view isn't bad from the very top rows.

Great cozy lil rock and roll bar with lots of drink specials and events wed- sat usually no cover…read moreif your on south st def check it out

Great place for live music, and the staff is very friendly…read more I think I'll be coming here pretty frequently. Drinks are reasonably priced.