Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Chinatown, San Francisco
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Angela W. • September 16, 2012Front row balcony seats have severely obscured views by the railings. You'll have to peek at the actors through the gaps!
Kyle M. • July 4, 2011Great venue with hardly a bad seat in the house, though I prefer the main floor, especially for interactive shows.
Brian S. • January 1, 2019If you were a fan of Sleep No More, this has been the closest immersive show on the west coast that I have seen so far. Acting ok, production value decent. Nothing close to SNM.
Leland W. • June 6, 2019There’s been efforts to revive this theatre but it seems hopeless. The place gets haunted when the “gwai “ come around. A woman died there a few years ago.
Dan D. • December 2, 2013Seating in your section is first come first serve - get there an hour before showtime to ensure the best seats.
Gordon C. • August 29, 2013Had a great evening with a co-worker friend. Comedians were great! Food could use some work though.
Camille L. • March 8, 2012Vivian's Song and Dance class is very good. It will push you to the limit. In a good way.
Aubrie J. • May 21, 2014The Lit Slam is held here. If you like it when people say words that make you feel feelings and think thoughts, stop by!
?Performing Arts •906 Broadway (Mason), San Francisco
Alisa E. • September 10, 2019See the oldest organ in California + climb the church bell. The view of the Bay Bridge is extraordinary at night
Jan-Erik S H. • March 24, 2013It is a good idea to arrive one hour before the show starts, as the Magician do close-up magic iat your table while you have drinks and/or appetizers. The show was very good.
?Performing Arts •207 Powell St, Fl 2 (at O'Farrell St.), San Francisco
Mark S. • July 31, 2010This is one of the few places left where you can just walk into a store and buy sheet music. Great location on Union Square too.
EAT Restaurant SF • September 28, 2011One of the best event spaces in SF! Fit for parties of all sizes.
Dale T. • June 1, 2012Art movies that will change your life! Check the SF MOMA website for the program guide. Sometimes you can meet the filmmakers in person and purchase monographs in the gift store for them to sign.
Mark K. • April 22, 2012Go to Kokkari across the street for great Greek food and very friendly service, especially at the bar.
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