Sister Act at the Texas State Campus. Really nice, intimate theater…read more Really fun show. The actors were very talented, and the sets were really good. We were seated in the third row orchestra. I kept waiting for someone to fall in the orchestra pit. Too distracting! Congrats to these students fur a fantastic production/performance.

Texas State University has jumped headlong into the big leagues with the addition of a…read moremulti-million dollar Performing Arts Center to nurture and showcase their talent. It includes a 400-seat auditorium, the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre, where we saw the inaugural performance of the musical, Anything Goes, this weekend. Clearly outstanding, Broadway-worthy productions such as this deserve this professional venue. Not only is it equipped with state-of-the-art technology, it's architecturally beautiful and comfortable for patrons. Our seats were on the floor level, but the wrap-around balcony is positioned so there isn't a bad seat in the house. It's an intimate setting, which is nice for connecting with the live shows, but it also means the shows sell out. Buy your tickets in advance online rather than driving out and chancing getting one at the door. Tickets for this performance ranged $15-$18, for a total of $20 with the purchase fees. Such a deal that I'll have no problem making the drive from Austin often with family and friends. Texas State Students get in for $8. Right across the street is the Edward Gary Street Garage, built in tandem with the PAC to allow for easy parking. We paid $5 flat rate. The PAC also houses a 300-seat recital hall, rehearsal and classroom space, so there's a lot more going on in that building than the shows. No wonder their programs are becoming nationally known.

Second play we have attended here The production of My Fair…read moreLady was spot on. We have enjoyed both productions

I was so impressed with this place! The play we saw was called The Play That Goes Wrong and it was…read morehilarious! The actors were all very impressive. The seats were leather and comfortable- something that's very rare in the local theatre world. Intermission was the perfect amount of time with yummy cookies, snacks and water available for a low $1 donation request. Definitely bring some cash they deserve it. They also serve wine and beer!

We saw the Dracula ballet show here and it was fantastic. Cute theatre, they sell snacks and…read moredrinks, and located right downtown New. Braunfels

Attended the Halloween 2025 showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show (50th anniversary) last night…read moreand had so much fun. The cast was terrific and acted out the scenes as the movie played on the big screen. The audio was also great. Our seats were in the balcony, row AA, seats 4&5 and we could see everything very well. I will definitely go back to this theater for entertainment in the future.

We just went to see Forever Plaid at this little local theater. It was fantastic! This makes two…read moregreat shows we have seen in the last two months. The first show was Oklahoma and it was also very well done. It's nice to have quality productions from a small local theater. We drove over from Lago Vista and it was well worth the drive. It was nice to see current and former Marble Falls theater students in the performances. I was not familiar with Forever Plaid and was a little skeptical about it, but it was really good. Kudos to former Marble Falls student Charles McClean for his performance! We will certainly be back to support this gem of a theater. Thanks for two great performances. Keep up the great work!

Just had the most enjoyable evening watching Young Frankenstein!! This production had a wonderfully…read moretalented cast who kept us laughing the whole evening. Between the facial expressions, dancing and wonderful singing, this was an experience worth driving from Houston, or anywhere you might be in Texas. Charles McLean was fabulous as Frederick Frankenstein and Brandon Gonzales was brilliant as Igor. The rest of the cast was equally as talented and enjoyable. If you haven't seen it yet, Young Frankenstein is running through November 2. It's a must see, especially if you need a night of laughter!

Great modern auditorium, perfect size, no stress in attending…read more Free parking in their own private lot. Concessions during intermission wth liquor. They now allow it inside the theatre Beautiful stairways and entries. As usual not enough restrooms for women Very reasonably priced Staff amazingly overwhelmingly friendly Well worth our drive from San Antonio Easy highway traffic Def returning

I came here for the New Buddy Holly Band and It was such a great experience! They really know how…read moreto put on a show Everything went smoothly and was super clean! It was great being back in person to watch shows again! Can't wait for the next event!

Best kept entertainment secret around San Antonio! The…read morelocation is away from the hub bub of the big inner city. No parking nightmares.

The performances at STAGE are spectacular. If you fan of live theatre you'll love STAGE.read more

Texas State University has jumped headlong into the big leagues with the addition of this…read moremulti-million dollar Performing Arts Center to nurture and showcase their talent. It includes a 400-seat auditorium, the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre, where we saw the inaugural performance of the musical, Anything Goes, this weekend. Clearly outstanding, Broadway-worthy productions such as this deserve this professional venue. Not only is it equipped with state-of-the-art technology, it's architecturally beautiful and comfortable for patrons. Our seats were on the floor level, but the wrap-around balcony is positioned so there isn't a bad seat in the house. It's an intimate setting, which is nice for connecting with the live shows, but it also means the shows sell out. Buy your tickets in advance online rather than driving out and chancing getting one at the door. Tickets for this performance ranged $15-$18, for a total of $20 with the purchase fees. Such a deal that I'll have no problem making the drive from Austin often with family and friends. Texas State Students get in for $8. Right across the street is the Edward Gary Street Garage, built in tandem with the PAC to allow for easy parking. We paid $5 flat rate. The PAC also houses a 300-seat recital hall, rehearsal and classroom space, so there's a lot more going on in that building than the shows. No wonder their programs are becoming nationally known.

Came here to watch Hamilton on opening night. I also got the VIP passes to avoid long lines and it…read morealso allowed us to arrive and hour and a half early to stay at the lounge for drinks and snacks. I don't know much about this theater but it's really old and I hear it has so much history. Staff was super friendly and helpful.

Went to see the 50th Anniversary Air Supply Concert on 7/19/26 with some friends. They really are…read morefans who know more songs & lyrics than I do, LOL! We had a quick bag check at the entrance and onto the ticket attendants who were friendly. We sat in Balcony aisle seats in Row KK. I've sat in this area before. My aisle seat was a little obstructed for the stage view by the railing that had a solid design so I had to lean forward most of the time. The other seats next to me on the railing have a design but you can see thru. No one is sitting in front of you but a lot of people will be walking or standing as it's a thoroughfare. Sound system was great & not too loud even in the back but it's probably because this band mainly played ballads. Beautiful venue with colorful up lighting on the ceiling. The theater still has a nostalgic feel to it & very pretty. Bathrooms were clean and I'd say the only thing I think they need an upgrade on are the seats as they're cushiony and sagging a little. Leather upgrades would be better at some point. Cocktails & drinks are pretty pricey. I think a cocktail was about $21/$23. People were singing along and it was a good & enthusiastic crowd. Concert was 1.5 hours long & the main singer had to take a voice-break for about 10 minutes. A violin performer was outside of the venue playing Air Supply hits and people were singing along which was fun. To note, attendants said you could videotape & take photos but without a flash or they'll flag you. Also, the attendants aren't allowed to take your photos so you'll have to ask another attendee. Parking in the Houston Street Parking Garage is a half block down, just a $10 flat rate for the evening and very conveniently located to The Majestic.

Another GREAT performance from #PASA! Cast was over the top! If you like theatre and honest, good,…read morenatural talent and don't want to hastle with Majestic Theatre prices and parking check out PASA!

I love PASA! Paul Tinder and Vaughn Taylor are entertainment industry veterans who've brought their…read moretalents from NY and LA to SA. They are excellent teachers, but also know how to put on a great show as well! PASA's musical productions are fantastic...great music, costumes and sets in shows that really showcase amazing local and regional talent.

What an amazing show! This Tony-award winning musical was filled with great comical timing,…read morebeautiful choreography, wonderful performances, and more Dad jokes than you can count. A feast for your eyes and ears, directed by Jack O'Brien, who directed Hairspray. I'm still thinking about the stage design, and how it blended with the choreography. Joe did they balance on the wooden slats?! Lulu (Miki Abraham) stole the show. "Independently Owned" was my favorite song, and she was great in every way. Broadway In Austin made ticket pickup easy. Also they've removed the clear bag policy. Bass Concert Hall now offers additional restrooms past the foyer on four floors in a separate building; there were two people in front of me in line and zero behind me. The pedestrian traffic was well organized by the ushers and helpful volunteers. Her your corns up Austin, and take my kernels of wisdom to motivate you to see the Broadway show of the year.

Went to see Clue tonight at Bass Concert Hall for their opening night and my wife and I were just…read moreblown away by the production and talent of the show. Clue was comedic from beginning to end - like actually funny. The writing was witty and smart, the entire cast completely talented from head to toe. I love this venue because its clean, the aisles are spacious, the seats aren't as compact, and the staff members are so friendly and welcoming to the guests. 11/10, I would recommend seeing Clue to all my friends and to those I don't even know.