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- visitPADecember 7, 2010From Barrymores to Hepburns, some of the greatest actors in history have graced the stage. It also currently operates the original rope, pulley, and sandbag system that was used nearly 2 centuries agoUpvoted 2 weeks ago
- ConciergeMarch 29, 2013Have plans to see "The Prescott Method" at the Independence Studio? Be sure to come hungry because you'll leave full literally and figuratively! Best of all, this play is written by a Philadelphian!
- A very nice experience. The seats are a little tight for a person as tall as me but I had an aisle seat this time curtesy of my wife and that helped.Upvoted 2 weeks ago
- NBC PhiladelphiaAugust 16, 2011This National Historic Landmark opened its doors in 1809 and is now the oldest theater in the country. Famous faces that have performed here include Audrey Hepburn and the Marx Brothers. Read more
- RCFebruary 16, 2015Great shows here but they keep it a bit warm. If you're prone to falling asleep in womb-like temps drink some coffee before-hand.
- Donald SamburgDecember 31, 2015From tap to rocketts style dancing. Outstanding singers young and old. I loved it.
- Phillip Warner SrJuly 29, 2016Try to get floor seats if you can but there are good views from just about anywhere in the theatre.
- The shows are top quality. I've enjoyed every show I've seen.
- On performance day, remaining tickets are sold for $35 to the public or $15 to those under 24, active military & those in the entertainment industry. The theater also reserves 22 $10 full-view seats.
- America's oldest theater, in operation for over 200 years. Barrymore Award winning actors and staff; a full season of classics (musicals, comedy, drama), plus independent, studio, and children's shows Read more
- Here for a main stage production? Bathrooms can be found on on the lower level, and 2nd floor.
- Don't forget to check out shows in the Studio 3 and Studio 5 spaces!
- Natasha EstremeraOctober 13, 2013Eh...I wasn't too impressed with "In The Heights " and even less impressed with the tight and warm theater itself.
- Park at Will's Eye/Jefferson on 9th between walnut and spruce. Just a block walk and no line.
- Many great performances blemished by constant coughing among the audience
- Come see 39 Steps. Very funny! The two clowns alone are worth the ticket price.
- Can't wait for my favorite (Oscar Wilde)'s An Ideal Husband starting Jan 15 and playing through March 4 2013
- Micah TrappJuly 1, 2010Right now it has "Fiddler on the Roof". It's really great and I highly recommend it.
- Filly ChatterJanuary 17, 2011Experience a piece of Philadelphia history at this theater from the 1800s!. Hit 'More Info' to read more reviews and recommendations by university students. Read more
- Brian B-GApril 1, 2010Ummm....why am I here again??? In any case...no need to take the elevator to the mezzanine.