Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Seattle Central Business District, Seattle

Mark B. • July 22, 2015Beautiful theater in downtown Seattle. Great seats most anywhere in Orchestra section. Pre-order your intermission drink to save time since the restroom lines are huge!

Jamie B. • April 29, 2013Love the theater in the round. Grey Gardens was wonderful.

Melinda W. • May 28, 2019Great venue! They use a lot of local talent which Seattle has some very talented performers living here. Their productions are top notch. Go see a show!

Kaitlin M. • March 30, 2016The setting was awesome - I loved how they have a Korean fusion menu and a full bar throughout the entire show. We saw Alice in Wonderland, which was seductively whimsical :)

Jaysheel S. • November 15, 2019Get the app for faster entry. Call them to book the tickets to avoid the booking fee. Avoid driving, parking is not the most convenient. The orchestra is phenomenal... Absolutely worth it.

Ricardo H. • May 9, 2016Excellent arts hall. Prices are very reasonable for the quality of productions.

Gaston M. • July 28, 2018Great place, fancy and pricey as you would expect.

T.J. E. • May 21, 2013Don't forget your colorful Hairspray shirts and ties for approval.

Kathy D. • April 7, 2013Reasonable cocktails and no lines for the restroom!

John L. • May 22, 2020Can be a bit loud if you’re seated near the small stage.

Christie S. • August 10, 2015Seattle Bollywood parties are the best. Check it out on the monthly!

Napster HQ • January 16, 2014Love the kitty!

Kelly S. • March 7, 2012This is an awesome place for children to explore real instruments! More: http://www.seattlesymphony.org/soundbridgewarning: has odd hours!

Seattle Met • January 31, 2012Those übertalented twentysomethings return to Benaroya in March for Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man and again in May for an assortment of Mozart, Haydn, Bach, and Mahler. Mar 31 & May 25

liz f. • March 6, 2010Ginger lemonades are refreshing but pricey.