Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Downtown-Penn Quarter-Chinatown, Washington

Cristella T. • January 25, 2014It was awesome, Saturday mornings are free because its a free show specifically for children

Richard L. • September 3, 2012There isn't a bad seat in the house! Try getting tickets in the mezzanine if you're on a budget. Seats 116,117,118,119 are great in any row up there!

Lauren O. • January 22, 2012Two Men of Verona is a great show! The modern twists are fun. The acting is superb! And the lead actors are hot and shirtless ;)

Michelle P. • October 8, 2017Beautiful theatre, seating a little tight though. Dave Chappell show--he was on point as expected, laughed the whole time. Opening act was excellent.

R G 1 • May 29, 2010Small theater-in-the-round. Cutting edge productions, excellent acting. Fun neighborhood. Cedar Restaurant a block or two away is fantastic. Not cheap but totally great food.

Claire E. • July 19, 2015And often overlooked stop in DC I highly recommend it do the tour of the museum and the presentation very informative

Lefteris H. • November 30, 2014I enjoyed visiting the synagogue and the performances were very nice. It is worth a visit if you haven't been.

Brian B. • August 30, 2013The roasted olive and almond appetizer is awesome.

Lindsay B. • January 29, 2019Happy hour 4pm-6pm - weekends too!

David • May 3, 2015Have The Pitmaster menu that has a little bit of everything, taste it and go for a second round :-) but everything was great!

Kevin H. • April 13, 2013A great theatre for intellectual plays. Parking's a challenge, but the venue is intimate and fun.

Matthew B. • July 19, 2011They have great summer programs for kids (our kids are 6-12 years old). Great drama and musical theater camps!!