Suggestions for Theater near Hill East, Washington
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Reony T. • December 9, 2016Every show here is top quality and enjoyable. My wife has been working here as a costumer for many years, and she loves it. The recent renovations are a big improvement with seat comfort especially.
M Squared Real Estate • August 20, 2011The small museum has a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, and an Elizabethan garden in the back, and is nice to visit combined with a performance.
Amy C. • May 5, 2019Cute old movie theater. More charming, but less comfortable, than the modern megaplex theaters.
Derek J. • October 9, 2014The seats in the theatre are actually the mezzanine level of the old Tivoli Theater.
Metro Weekly • December 16, 2011WIT's Seasonal Disorder is a tradition during the holiday season. Take a break from the shopping with some great improv.
Brian D. • April 7, 2011Thirsty Thursdays: $18 ticket to Scena Theatre's play + free drink for 30 & under! See box office or www.scenatheater.org for tix/info.
Alex E. • August 19, 2012Enjoy our returning Jazz shows and New Music concerts. Wednesday's and Friday's starting September 22nd.
Sonja S. • October 12, 2014An amazingly athletic theater company. The "Island of Dr. Moreau" was incredibly disturbing.
7.7Performing Arts • View Prices •1333 H St NE (at 13th St NE), Washington
Dare J. • December 22, 2012Perfect Venue to see the Step Afrika! Performers they are AWESOME! You will not be disappointed! Arrive EARLY because finding a Parking spot can take a while...UGH!!!
Toni Rae S. • February 4, 2011come see Taffety Punk Theatre Company's production of Owl Moon, Wed-Sat, Feb 2 - 26. Tix only $10! www.taffetypunk.com
Marc B. • January 3, 2012Visit http://www.nmai.si.edu/subpage.cfm?subpage=events to see what's happening hear. Great talks and performances.
Going Out Guide from PostLocal • March 16, 2011#CherryBlossoms: International and local performers appear on the main stage daily from March 26 - April 10
Maggie M. • December 25, 2015The IMAX experience was fun. You can buy tickets online and pickup at the box office. Cue up early for special events to get a good seat.
Travis B. • July 28, 2012Be sure to thank @SpookyActionDC for their commitment to opening up their space for free use by local organizations. Very generous! Tnx from all of us at @NAPAWFDC
DC Preservation League • August 11, 2011The 1007-seat Newton Theater opened in 1937 on the main commerical strip in Brookland. The Newton was designed by prominent theater architect John J. Zink.
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