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

Jack R. • May 14, 2023This place is amazing. The scope, artwork, and architecture all made spectacular when tripping on shrooms for a stand up show.

Leslie W. • June 11, 2011The ACTPass is amazing $25/month ($20 if you're under 30) and you can see almost every show, multiple times if it's not sold out.

The Pet Nanny S. • February 4, 2012What's not to love? Cinderella and Oklahoma (opening night) fantastic. My favorite theater in the city.

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.

The Artificial • November 27, 2017…this hall where the Symphony performs is comfortable and has amazing acoustics. This is a building you go to hear, not see.

Jazz Now! Seattle • May 31, 2011Not a bad seat in the house! Great music also in the Musicquarium Lounge upstairs.

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!

Sherpa C. • July 15, 2013Make sure you come back to the beautiful Nordstrom Recital Hall to see Riders In The Sky performing on Friday, September 20th!!! Click "Read more" for the official Facebook event page:

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