This is a beautiful theater that has a nice atmosphere. No gremlins here as far as I can tell. The…read morerestrooms are a bit outdated in the sense that there are the old small knob sinks. You'll need hand-sani after you wash up unless you turn off with a paper towel. They do have hand-sanitizer out as well. The staff were plentiful and friendly. I went to see Marc Broussard which really has nothing to do with the theater but the space is small enough to be almost intimate and yet it could still handle the louder stuff. I'd definitely come back!

Great spot for an intimate engagement. I've seen both concerts and author lectures here and both…read morefelt like I was hanging out in my living room, enjoying the event with a few hundred of my closest friends. Acoustics for concerts are good and visibility for authors is great no matter what seat you're in. Speaking of seats... They're pretty comfy and offer decent leg room (says the 5'4 chick). Be sure to look around/up while you're there. The stained glass windows are beautiful! The bathrooms could use an update, but since they're in the foyer/shared space, I'm not sure McGlohon could gut them even if they wanted to.

The place was a little small, however that was a good thing for us. It felt really intimate. Nice…read moredrinks, and good service. Note: don't be lateunless you want to be apart of the show. You walk directly in front of the stage to get to any seat

It's impossible to be in a bad mood if you're watching a show at CCT! I've been to see a number of…read moredifferent improv groups, including Bigfoot and Crescendo musical improv. It's a small theater, and the crowd is encouraged to participate by throwing out topics or may even be asked to come up on stage and assist with a game (don't worry - they ask for volunteers). Shows typically last around 90 minutes and are BYOB, so it's a great bang for your buck! They also have drinks available for purchase right before you walk in to take your seat. By attending, you're supporting local, live theater, which is a great thing to do! Also, if you're interested in learning how to do improv and potentially performing someday, they offer improv classes for all levels.

We had an incredible time at this virtual reality experience truly something special. Standing on…read moretop of the pyramids felt surreal and honestly like a once-in-a-lifetime moment. This is such a standout addition to Charlotte's scene and made for a perfect date night. The entire experience was thoughtfully organized from start to finish, and the staff elevated it even further with attentive, white-glove service that made everything feel seamless. If you're looking for something unique, immersive, and memorable, this is it. We'll absolutely be back, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone in Charlotte or the surrounding area looking to experience art on a completely different level.

Great fun, but campy and unrealistic. I saw the Horizon of Khufu. The production was geared more to…read morechildren than adults with a talking cat and an overly-dramatic, overly-animated, cartoon-like "archaeological guide". Unfortunately, the animated experience was on the blurry side. I never had crystal clear, sharp vision. There were some wondrous moments and beautiful scenes, yet I expected more of a Smithsonian/Nat Geo/Nova-type experience and would have left with a better understanding of Egyptian culture during the rise and time of the pyramids.

We've been here a few times for various concerts-performances over the years...most recently, for…read moreKing Crimson and Beethoven Symphony #5...and I've been meaning to write a review, so here goes. First of all, I really like this theater. Of course it's not as big as Blumenthal (Belk), but I love the size of this theater. Due to its size, you always get a good view of the stage wherever you sit (especially referring to the rows downstairs). Also, it's a really nice, clean theater (think renovated recently...but I could be wrong). One thing that could use some improvement is the spacing between the rows of seats. It's so tight, it's truly hard to get past folks in the same row...say, if you arrive a bit late, or is trying to get out! I also noticed that for the last visit, there were some chairs out in the lobby...Yay to that! Lastly, I also like the acoustics at this theater. Everything seems to be on point However, there are a few things that I found a bit offputting. For this last performance, they didn't 't allow any photography now (even without flash?)...which I don't quite get. I DID manage to take a few pics, but before the show started. Good thing...'cuz I didn't realize it was forbidden. Maybe I didn't know any better, but I recall taking pics during the performances in the past. Maybe it's a new policy...or maybe it depends on the performance?? Last thing I wanted to mention was that after the show, there's this sense that they want us out quickly...as in pronto! I don't understand why the place can't be more hospitable, and stay open for at least 30 minutes after the concert...so folks can chat, drink, etc.etc. I mean, it was Saturday night...and really not that late either! On this last concert (Beethoven Symphony #5), they sort of bum-rushed us out by 9:45 pm (concert ended at around 9:30 pm)...and I was basically the last person inside...Why? I was waiting for my husband to pick me up in the car, and I didn't want to stand outside in the cold. Well, at 9:45 pm, I noticed that I was the last one in the place, and the ushers were sort of giving me the eye...basically bum-rushing me out! WOW. I don't recall that happening at any other late-night venue in town...where folks are encouraged to leave only 10-15 minutes, following a concert. So anyway, that's my take on the place. 5 stars for the space, cleanliness and acoustics...but 2 stars for service (not sure how I'd describe this rushing folks out part lol!). Since I'm a fan of this theater, I'll still drop 4 stars...but just wanted to mention that I'm NOT a fan of the near-rude service after the performance.

Great place for a show ! Wonderful views and terrific sound from all seats. Comfortable seats and…read morehelpful staff.

Small intimate setting that allows the audience to really feel the vibe of the performance! I've…read morebeen here several times since moving to Charlotte, each time is better than the last. Last performance I saw @ Booth was, "Immediate Family". 10/10 experience, highly recommend.

The Booth Playhouse was a pleasant experience…read more We decided to go to this theater to see Immediate Family directed by Phylicia Rashad. The show held our attention and was well performed. While the theater is modern, attractive, and well kept. The lack of balancing the sound from the mixer board was less than desirable. When the actors whispered or lowered their voices, the sound was lost. I missed a lot of jokes and small statements. A detailed sound check needs to be done before each performance. I have worked sound. So, I am well aware of what it takes. I also have good hearing. Other guest who were sitting where I was also could not hear when the actors spoke softly. This is the reason why the theater received four stars. I hope they can fix this issue so they can present theater well. Overall, I had a great experience at the Booth Playhouse.

This was my first time here and we had a wonderful time! The had a very immersive plot line mystery…read moreand a tasty dinner to go along with the story. A very nice experience worth coming back again!

Absolutely beautiful venue with very comfortable seating -- it never felt crowded. Everything was…read moreincredibly well organized and ran smoothly, making the entire experience enjoyable from start to finish. The show was fantastic, professionally executed, and the actresses were truly outstanding with their incredible dancing and singing. Highly recommend!

Beautifully decorated theater is part of the Central Piedmont community college with a just over…read more1000 person capacity. I went to a fitness competition here. Comfortable seats and very classic. There's a parking garage located very close to the theater.

We were here for a youth orchestra concert and I have to say I was pretty impressed. The theater…read morefelt professionally ran and had the same amenities and feel you get if you headed uptown to Blumenthal Theater --just on a slightly smaller scale. The box office staff were very friendly and polite, and the theatre was extremely clean, with a beautiful entrance and spacious foyer. There is parking immediately connected to the theatre, and also parking up the street to the left for the CPCC campus. It was very easy to locate and find parking and parking was surprisingly free --perhaps I parked in the wrong spot and didn't get towed?!?! Overall it was a fantastic experience and really enjoyed the venue. There are a couple of restaurants immediately connected to the theater, a Sbarro's and a Mexican fast-food spot, which honestly I'd avoid, they weren't that great of an experience --there is a separate review for those. Aside from that, great location.

This was the place to be on a Sunday. Easy parking. The music was a vibe. The decor was fun. There…read moreare indoor and outdoor seating options. My husband and I sat inside and were served by a wonderful waitress. We had a breakfast bowl with their delicious French toast and coffee. Let me tell you we definitely left the restaurant satisfied. We will serve be back for more.

I came here for a music event and really liked how intimate it was. They've got a great set-up for…read moresmall acts, open mic nights, etc with seating for probably 50 or so? There were a few 3-4 seater high tops and then a bunch of long tables for big groups off to the side. The tap wall housed a good number of beers from around the state as well as the country and in a variety of styles. I think pretty much anyone could find something they liked there. They also had a tap for wine. We didn't get to experience it, but there is actually a little taco window that opens into this space! It's connected to South Bound, so you don't have to worry about leaving the space, walking around the building, or eating before you arrive. It also has its own bathrooms, so you don't have to navigate back to South Bound for that either.