Great improv, great cast, great shows. The classes are a blast, the teachers amazing. Also…read moreconsider volunteering, they can always use more. It's fun and you get to see the shows for free. You can audition to join the cast. One word of warning, if Frank doesn't like you, you'll never get in the cast. Otherwise a 5 star experience.

Great local improv team that always makes me laugh. I've only been to the adult show a couple times…read morebut I always have a good time with friends. Nice small theater provides a very audience involved experience so they incorporate your improv suggestions into the games. Clean facility with very basic snacks/ candy and a couple canned beverages.

Since the departure of professional theatre in Spokane, there is little doubt that "The Civic"…read morerules the roost. Most community theatre productions I have seen are geared towards family and friends of the performers with a mix of talented thespians and enthusiastic, if weaker, performers doing what they love. The Civic does not fall into this mold. Without a doubt, this is community theatre of the highest quality. Boasting two stages: a large traditional "main stage" and a "black box" theatre downstairs, Spokane Civic Theatre produces a mix of traditional productions such as "Hello Dolly" or "White Christmas" to offbeat shows such as "Rocky Horror Show" or "Putnam County." Bottom line: Don't miss the chance to see top notch theatre in Downtown Spokane!

The Spokane Civic Theatre provides Spokane with the very best in talent in the inland Northwest…read more Their seasons boast a good blend of musicals, straight plays, small and independent plays and mainstream shows as well. The theatre itself is beautiful and the modest size creates a very intimate atmosphere with each production. Ticket prices are very reasonable. You seriously can't beat the view from the audience the ticket cost and the superb skills of the actors. I just saw the current production of Les Miserables and let me just say....it is PHENOMENAL. I've seen the show on Broadway and in San Fransisco and I think this production rivals those. Kudos to the board for bringing on a great director and music director for this musical and to the men and women of Spokane (and surrounding areas) for sharing their gifted voices with us. You have another adoring fan.

My sister and I have gone to the Bing for the Bing Holiday film festival for many years now. We…read morelove it! Being at the Bing, watching White Christmas! It doesn't get better! It's a great little venue with excellent sound. They have popcorn and other snacks and they also have a bar upstairs. It isn't always open, but sometimes it is and it's pretty good. The margaritas are premade, but they still do the job! The staff is nice, the shows are great, and the venue needs our business to stay around. The next time you're looking for something to do in December, look into the Bing Crosby Holiday film festival at The Bing! Bring the family and introduce the kids to a great classic holiday film!

I had a terrible experience with the Bing Crosby Theatre's ticketing system and customer service. I…read morebought tickets for the Josh Johnson show but got too sick to go. I spent over an hour trying to transfer them to my sister through their ticketing app. Nothing worked. When I called the main number for the theater for help, the manager picked up. She was immediately condescending and rude. She said, "Dear, I'm in the MIDDLE of OPENING and I'M the MANAGER and you can just go to the box office people and WORK IT OUT WITH THEM," and hung up on me. I never asked for a manager. I just needed help. They clearly don't have a real support system. No one was available to handle a simple ticketing issue. After everything I spent to attend, including hotel and airfare, being dismissed like that was unacceptable.

Spokane's best theater! I've had the privilege of seeing multiple shows here from The Nutcracker…read moreballet to Comedy Shows to the Spokane Symphony. The staff are the nicest. The venue itself is smaller but gorgeous with the most amazing interior decor. You can't go wrong with seats on the floor or in the balcony (I've sat in all levels). The venue does offer a small menu of beverages and food depending on the show but I recommend hitting up Gilded Unicorn if you're looking for a spot before the show.

In town to see a comedy show on a Friday night. We had a great time! Our orchestra seating was…read moreroomy, the interior of the theatre is gorgeous art-deco. All the different staff we encountered were delightful: friendly ushers, efficient door security, organized coat check, quick bartenders. We didn't have any food, just drinks, but we could see they had basic concession snacks. Arrive early and look around, it's lovely.

Wonderful little theater nestled snugly in the cockles of downtown Spokane…read more Productions are carefully selected and feature an abundance of local talent from playwrights to production crew, actors to lighting techs, set design to customer service. Community engagement and social mission are baked into the crust. Stage Left puts their (your) money where their (your?) mouth is in terms of diverting portions of ticket sales to local causes, and they have a land-lease arrangement with one of the local tribes. They are a progressive theatre, no doubt, and wear their politics proudly on their sleeve. Still, with the production I saw I was delighted to see politics riding shotgun to art and stagecraft; highly politicized subject matter was treated with more nuance and thoughtfulness than I was expecting frankly. It's a small theater so all the seats are good seats. Sound, lighting, and set design were very nice! The acting was almost universally awesome and actors seemed both very well-rehearsed and highly skilled in delivery. Prices are reasonable at $25 for weekend shows; it's a great night out and a solid value. Cheaper tickets are available during the week as well. You can buy beer and wine in the lobby to bring into the theater, alongside some other snacky sundries. The theater is downtown in one of the more distressed areas, so feel free to walk in pairs and not leave a bunch of tempting stuff visible in your vehicle.

The staff was very nice! First time to the theater! Loved the play "Corpus Christi" loved it!!!read more

Unfortunately, this was not a healthy place for my children to be. I had to withdraw both of my…read moredaughters to protect their mental health.

Went for a larger show (with comp tickets) and the service levels were definitely different…read more Firstly, it was disappointing that purchases of $1 bills was limited at a Drag show, which is designed to be supported by tipping. Buying bingo cards seemed cumbersome and complicated. My Joan Rivers hot dog was skimpy on the PB and my first Zombie drink looked/tasted significantly different than the second that was served. The servers themselves are wonderful, but organization and quality seems to be lacking. Being squeezed into tiny tables with strangers is adventurous yet awkward; there is literally not enough room to comfortably accommodate four drinks and four meals at the two tops they are offering.

What a local GEM! If you enjoy laughing, check out the line-up and get yourself to a show ASAP…read more We've been several times now and each time has been a blast. The intimate environment paired with the classic Spokane brick building make for the perfect ambiance. I will say, based on other reviews, you shouldn't go in with high expectations on the food. That's not what you're going for. The staff are fantastic and will get to you but pro-tip: order all your drinks (and food) on the first round.

Moulin Rouge is a FANTASTIC Broadway musical. They sang parts of more hits than you can count. The…read moresinging dancing & story is awesome. We loved it

We have been here for a few shows. It's always a good time! The prices like any other venue are a…read morelot, but that's to be expected. My one complaint is that they do not give enough time for intermission. There are way too many people to make it through the few concessions lines and back to their seats before the show starts up again. So, they either need more stands or more employees to help, or longer intermissions.