We have been getting the Broadway series tickets for quite some time now and continually enjoy going to all the shows. Â I can't say that all of the shows are good, but I end up enjoying about 80% of each season. Â There always seems to be a good mix of newer musicals and old classics. Â
The theater itself is beautiful and well taken care of. Â If you get a chance try out the tour they do of the theater. Â It is a lot of fun and a good way to see the inner workings of this beautiful place. Â If I remember correctly you even get to view the restrooms for both sexes.
Definitely a St. Louis gem!
I loved this venue in STL. Â While waiting for the show, I enjoyed staring at the ceiling. Â The place is well kept and it was quite a place to behold.
My first and last trip here was to see The Million Dollar Quartet. Â We sat several rows from the front and the acoustics of the Fox were amazing. Â In Hawaii, the Neil Blaisdell Concert Hall is very echo-ey and it urks the hell out of me.
Also the seats very comfortable and the ushering to your seats are top notch.
This theater is a must for anyone who wants to experience one the treasures of STL!
amazing venue! i was there for a wedding and this place is absolutely fascinating. wikipedia says built in 1929, thank goodness people were around who saw its value and rennovated it over the years! a truly incredible space. the complete opposite of the boring, modern, white architecture of things built today. the fox staff was impressive in their efficiency, attitude, and service. i was floored by what i saw. if you are looking to host an event here, i highly recommend it. these people know what they're doing.
Review Source:The Fox Theatre also known as "The Fabulous Fox", is a true Saint Louis landmark, just like Forest Park and The Gateway Arch, it is a must do whether you are a Saint Louis native, transplant, or a visitor. The Fox host quality concerts, comedians, and touring Broadway shows, in an amazing building that dates back to 1930, the interior is simply awe-inspiring, quite possibly one of the most amazing theaters in the midwest. Â Do yourself a favor, check out a show at The Fox, arrive early and take in some of the amazing architecture and design all while enjoying a great evening an a quality show!
Review Source:Another great venue in StL!
My most recent trip was for the Book of Mormon and the show was just as good as the other dozen or so plays I have seen over the years. Have been to 4-5 concerts there also and found this place is great for the slower shows where you just sit back and listen.
Haven't been to the Fox club yet, but really want to go! Looking forward to seeing many more great plays and shows there in the future.
Wowza! I can't believe I've lived in St. Louis for over 3 years and I JUST went to the Fox for the first time a few months ago. First impressions, amazingly beautiful architecture. I could stare at the ceiling for hours. Amazing staff that are so helpful with navigating your way to your seat.
My first trip was to see Wicked with a group of girls. I'm glad we got there early because it gets crowded. My second trip was a double date to Book of Mormon (which was friggin' hilarious!!) and we didn't arrive as early. Boy was it a zoo. We waited in one the many lines to grab a drink before the show and made to our seats just in time. Lesson learned...arrive a bit early to grab refreshments and admire the building's beauty. Can't wait to go back!
I love the Fox Theatre. Â I have been here many times over the years for musicals and a concert. Â It is beautiful and the sound is always awesome. Â I would love to give it a 5/5 however the most recent time I was here they made me a little mad.
I came with Kate B and a few other friends to see Book of Mormon. Â The show was awesome but what pissed me off was all the people moving around. Â The staff did not do anything to stop it. Â For the first 10-15 minutes we had people constantly still coming into the theater. Â This is simply unacceptable. Â I hate to gripe but whatever. Â I will still give you a 4/5 but I really wish I was giving you a full 5/5.
For the first time in years I was invited to a show from someone that had Fox Club tickets. Â Damn these are good seats. Â Seated all the way at the back of the first floor in an overhanging private balcony, you are offered a perfect view while enjoying your own little space. Â The chairs are swanky... although a bit over-sized for the small booth. Â You have your own little table and light. Â The box offers waitress service so you don't have to get up. Â And parking is provided with its own entrance to the side of the building. Â No waiting in lines here. Â
If you ever get the chance at VIP treatment at the Fox, take it on. Â I'm not sure how much the tickets actually cost but the experience is empowering.
Don't pinch me. Let me dream I'm on the upper east side.
We went to The Fabulous Fox Theatre last night to see The Book of Mormon. Walking in is breathtaking. The Fox is beautiful and really actually fabulous. The architecture and old world ambiance is a warm embrace from a different time. I'm unsure of the history of the building, as I am fairly new to STL but I would like to find out. While reading the program I noticed that The Fox does tours and I hope to take one in the future. It was packed and we were almost late so I didn't get to check much out.
The acoustics were good and I could hear the vocals quite well.
The staff were friendly and helpful. The building is somewhat maze like if you have never been there. I was grateful for the help of the ushers.
I only briefly glanced at concessions because we were running late but they seemed reasonably priced. Pretzels, spiced nuts, beer, wine, etc.
The bathroom sitch is a little out of control. I had to visit the ladies room during intermission. The line was crazy long and even though it moved fairly quickly I didn't make it back to my seat in time for the start of the 2nd act.
Exiting after the show was interesting. There aren't that many ways out and it was a bit crammed down the stairwell and out the front doors.
There is no designated parking lot for The Fox. We parked on the street and walked. It was an enchanting snowy evening. There are spots you can pay to park in. Your choice.
We will be back.
Amazing place to watch a concert or Broadway production. This theater is historic and worth getting to the theater early to walk around on the different floors and look at the old actor photos and crossing the bridge to the other side while listening to the classic Wurlitzer organ. Â I went here to see the Book of Mormon the other night, and really enjoyed the experience from start to end. Â I hear they show old classic movies here some time which would be cool to experience.
Review Source:Awesome theater! I've been to several shows at the Fabulous Fox and loved my experience every time.
First of all, it is beautiful! It is worth going here just to marvel at the decor. Second of all, every production I've ever seen here has been spectacular. The quality of the music, and overall performance of every show was awesome! Third, they have great student ticket prices and deals. If you are as student on a low budget, don't worry because the Fox offers really discounted tickets for almost every show!
The drinks and snacks they sell during intermission are really expensive.. but that is to be expected!
If you haven't been to a show here yet, you are truly missing out!
I have lived in STL pretty much all my life and this is easily one of the coolest venues STL has to offer. The outside looks nothing like the inside. The interior décor is extremely ornate and vibrant--mesmerizing is a good word to describe it. Especially when you get into the theater...the ceiling is so high and the colors are so beautiful you will find yourself being entertained just by the décor.
When I was a child my family would make an annual trip to see the nutcracker here. I would never make it through the shows without sleeping but I always enjoyed the visit. We did go back when I was older (and had the stamina to stay awake), the ballets were always fun but I highly recommend going here for either a concert or musical.
I've seen the big shows like Rent and Wicked at the Fox. They are always incredible performances. Â All of the seats offer a great view despite the massive scale of the theater. I've sat in the nosebleed, box seats, mezzanine, and floor level and the perspective always provides a wonderful experience (although, I do recommend aiming for the mezzanine or floor level when purchasing tickets)
The only concert I have seen here is Fleet Foxes with Death Cab for Cutie and it was really fun. The acoustics of the venue showcase the music really well. The next time a band I want to see plays here, I will be extra eager to attend.
If you haven't been to The Fox yet, you need to. It's an awesome experience.
The Fox is one St. Louis landmark that I do my best to visit once a year.
Shows here are amazing. Â There isn't a bad seat in the house. Â I most recently saw Wicked on its closing night and the staff there couldn't have been more friendlier.
Parking is a headache so be sure to arrive in plenty of time and be prepared to either pay or be ready to walk.
Take the time to really look around once there. Â There is plenty of memorabilia on the walls from its years in show business. Â You will want to get into your seats early so you can get situated. Â Try your best not to use the restrooms during intermission, you are sure to miss the beginning of the 2nd half since the lines are quite long then.
You will have a magical time once there, and be sure to capture it all with your memory!
Great Theatre!! Â I went and watched Wicked here and had a blast. Â My only complaint is that they do not let you to your seats until 20 minutes prior to the show. Â Would have liked to look around and not rush to my seats. Â If I go again I will plan to get there no earlier the 30 minutes prior to the show so I am not standing in a holding area for an hour.
Review Source:When I was in high school in the 90's (no not a famous or cool one in STL), my art class came up to the city for a field trip to the fabulous Fox Theatre. I was transported from a small town world to a beautiful big city dream the moment we walked up to the front doors. Â Fast forward to 2013...the reality of The Fox is still just as magical for me.
What I loved about the theatre as a teenager, I still love as an adult. How often are you lucky enough to find a treasure like that?
I love(d)...
-The big neon sign when you walk up...you know something special is inside when you see that gorgeous marque.
-The vibe inside, which is a throwback to another decade - painted ceiling murals, curving banisters, statues with jeweled eyes, rich carpeting, stained glass, gilded furniture...sigh. It makes me think of roaring 20's extravagance. And if you're lucky to visit during the Christmas holidays, the seasonal decorations are delightful.
-The pipe organ music they play in the lobby before the show. It's just so festive.
-The bathrooms. Yes. I could live in there. They're huge, and gorgeous, and make me feel like royalty.
-The customer service. Friendly and helpful staff are there every step of the way to greet, direct, and reassure you that ,"yes the bathroom line will move quickly, and there is plenty of time to get back to your seat."
-The actual seats. They're comfy, plush, and not crowded at all.
-The shows, which are really great productions. I just saw Wicked, and it was one of the best girl's-night-out-fun-times I could have had. The Orchestra seats were, well, fabulous.
-There are ample parking and dinner options close by...take your pick.
-And I have to add the tours are awesome for school kids.
If you haven't been to The Fox Theatre, go. You'll have a truly magical time. If you've been before, go again. You know why...
My sister recently bought tickets to see WICKED. Â
I have always loved going to the Fox theater. I first saw Les Mis here a few years ago. It really is a beautiful theater. It is hard to believe that these theaters started as movie houses. I did get to see Oklahoma on the big screen here a long time ago. Â
The restrooms are large with a lounging area. I am not a fan of having to cross a crowded room, then walk down the stairs, then walk back up the stairs, and cross the room again. by the time i got back to the other side of the lobby i wanted to start pushing people out of the way.
i do wish they would open the lobby more than 30 minutes prior to show time. I also wish that you can go straight to your seat. the show was to start at 6:30p and they did not let us go to our seats till almost 6:15p. the lobby was packed like sardines by then.
i will be back of course.
In the words of Louis C.K., "This is the nicest place, for miles."
The architecture is beautiful and the interior is amazingly beautiful. There are images hidden all over the painted ceilings and one usher was playing with a kid in the row in front of me, having his seek for things like the four card suits and kings and queens. I have had both balcony and lower level seats and both were excellent locations to watch the show. The Fox is a really fun place to see a show. The lobby you enter is usually packed before the curtain opens, and there are lots of stations serving drinks. There is plenty of staff there to help direct you to your seats if you have never been before or you don't know where your section is.
The Fabulous Fox is such a St Louis treasure! Â I went to see Joe Bonamassa this past Saturday, and was once again reminded that we are so lucky that it was carefully and lovingly restored back to its original glamor and beauty. Â As folks say, there is not a bad seat in the house. Â Additionally, the seats are comfortable, with plenty of leg room between your neighbors, unlike typical concert and event venues.
Back when this was a 20th Century Fox movie theater, my dad used to pay a nickel to come see movies here. Â How great would that have been? Â I was thinking they should show old movies on a big screen when the theater is dark, like Gone With the Wind, or The Wizard of Oz. Â
Even a trip to the restrooms is a blast back into the past, with big sweeping staircases leading to marble restrooms with huge "powdering" rooms for ladies to gather in as well. Â Sometimes I feel like I can almost see it, ladies in fancy dresses socializing during intermission. Â
It's so nice to see the surrounding area getting better as well, with plenty of restaurants for a meal or cocktails before or after the show, safe parking, and local art surrounding the venue.
I was early for a show and got to walk through all the floors of the Fox. I expected someone to stop us and tell us we couldn't go any higher, but no one cared. In fact, one employee made a suggestion of where we should go. Maybe it's my inner theater geek coming out, but I loved this place. You couldn't find a bad view in there if you tried.
The show was pretty great, too!
This is probably one of the prettiest theatres I've been in. It's beautiful on the inside with grand staircases and nice carpeting. I love the level of detail and ornateness in the decor here. Even the bathrooms feel pretty and nice.
I came here a while back to see Wicked and recently for the Lion King. They have fairly decent group prices so Wicked ended up being 50 or so. For the Lion  King, I stood in line at student rush and got 2 tickets for 40. WIN.
Both times, I had a great experience. I definitely want to come back again for more.
We took my granddaughter there to see the Lion King which was amazing! I was dissapointed that we couldn't really tour the theater and didn't know they gave tours earlier in the day for a charge. It was extremely crowded before and after the show so we only got to view the theater on our way in and out and while sitting in our seats. We had the second row of the mezzanine sections and wished we would of bought better seats. I picked these seats from their website and it does give you a good view of the stage but we were too far back to really see expressions of the actors' faces.
Will go back for sure for another show and for a tour.
Everyone should take the Fabulous Fox tour if the chance arises. Â It is very informative, and you get to see all the little tidbits that you might miss on a performance evening full of people. Â And for $8 (or cheaper, if you are a student), you can't beat it for a little bit of St Louis history. Â Photos are also encouraged during the tour, so bring a camera.
A bit of advice: Â Go when the Fox is not hosting a travelling company. Â They will not let you backstage or around the dressing rooms during those times, and that is something you might not want to miss.
This is thee place to spend an evening in St. Louis.
The amazing shows and events may draw you in, but the breathtakingly beautiful architecture and diverse history will keep you coming back for more. There are also numerous places to get a nice dinner in the surround few blocks. For a real treat, explore 'The Hill" for some amazing food choices before you make your way North on Grand.
Now, there are a few caveats that must be mentioned, but they do not detract from the overall experience you are bound to have at this majestic theatre.
1. Price - This place isn't for the ultra-cheap. That said, there are numerous price ranges that should fit almost any budget. If you are a local student with ID, they commonly offer $20 tickets up to 2 hours before the show to fill any seats, even the best in the house!
2. Parking - There is no designated parking lot for The Fox. You will either have to park somewhere on the street and walk (not recommended) or pay anywhere from $5 - $20 in a surrounding garage or open lot.
3. Staff - The Fox is staffed almost 100% by elderly citizens. The ONLY problem with this is that they can be slow to help and quick to judge. Nothing against them personally...
4. Timing - When the final curtain drops, it can be a mad dash to get out of the place and back to your car. Some of the surrounding lots lock their gates at a specific time after the show, so there isn't time to dally. Also, taking an extended bathroom break can easily cause you to get locked inside with the closing staff, and they are anything but excited to see you after they lock the front doors.... (see point 3)
5. Location - This is probably the worst trait of The Fox. It is situated in a strange crossroads area of STL. One direction down Grand enters nicer neighborhoods, the other takes you to the ghetto. Guess which side The Fox is on... DO NOT venture North past The Fox unless you enjoy ordering your food at Subway through bullet proof glass. Need we say more?
Ahhh the Fox! I've been here a only a handful of times after living in STL for about 5 years now and I really wish to change that!
I think the first time I came was for a tour during a street festival back in 2009 or so. It was a while back. I really loved all of the exquisite decor and I enjoyed hearing about the rich history of the Fox. Unfortunately I can't recall much of what the tour guide told me (which is why I hated history in school!) but it was still splendid!
I came back for the Lady Gaga concert back in January of 2010 (FREAKIN' AWESOME!) It was great although my seats were kinda crappy due to getting last minute ticket from a friend (which I was still insanely grateful for!) and I may or may not have tripped and fell down a couple of steps due to darkness/drunkenness, lol. Oopsie.
And more recently, I returned this past weekend for West Side Story which I was able to see through the kindness of my friend Quinn! (In return, I brought him to the Yelp Black and Red Ball!) It was really awesome. The lighting, sound, everything was great. Have awesome seats kind of helped too, hehe.
The ushers are really friendly and you can tell they're genuinely helpful and enjoy their jobs which is really refreshing.
The decor itself is 5 star worthy but when you pair with great service and shows, it's freakin' awesome. I want to return again before (if) I move out of STL!
Oh yeah and I am not allowed to complain about parking because I live within walking distance of the Fox. It only kinda sucks in the winter time but I usually have a friend drop me off in that case!
I've lived in the area for about eight years now and I had never been to the Fox, always wanted to as I had heard such great things about it but never actually made it in until recently. Â To say that I was completely stunned would be an understatement. The Fox is amazing, the intricate architecture is nearly breath taking and the feel of the place is simply awesome. Â The wonderful fiance received a package of theater tickets for her most recent birthday so we recently caught The Adams Family while it was playing. Â
I was really excited to get to finally see what every one has been talking about. Â The interior was first class, it was not what I was expecting, far more Indian themed than I would have expected, but it was beautiful. Â The chandelier was stunning, both in size and beauty. Â The sound effects were accurate, the dialog clear and crisp, never once did I have to strain to hear what they were saying. Â
I am much more excited about the remaining tickets that we have than I was before the show. Â Needless to say I'm totally pumped about going to the theater, and I think the Fox is the majority of that reason.
Went Tuesday for the debut of 9 to 5. The Fabulous Fox is nothing less than fantastic. It makes you feel like a million bucks (as Jenny said). and takes you back to bygone years when mink stoles were de'rigour.
When you walk in, the breathtaking architecture takes you to days of old . . . even if you weren't alive back then. To understand some of The Fox history, see <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2FhzeOBF&s=cf4626f03ab992b7ad492dd678828e97a609b6a2f4a7088cc7c9c1713eb76622" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/hzeOBF</a>.
To the show: 9 to 5 was engaging, Dolly was projected above in the high curtains with lovely and engaging comments at strategic points throughout. The dancing and acrobatics during singing numbers were stupendous.
The singing was strong and heart-felt. It was a marvelous experience!
The audience was WAY engaged, which brought us all closer to the stage. Whoopin' and a-hollerin' when "I've got a gun in here that can take you from a rooster to a  . . ." comment was made. It was divine.
All characters were fabulous. It was a joyous evening.
And The Fabulous Fox in and of itself contributed to the success of the evening!
Will you lend a Paw?
That's the pitch that the hordes of happy volunteers often receive as part of their work for Tony La Russa's Animal Rescue Foundation. ARF is a "No-Kill" animal shelter based in Walnut Creek, California. ARF saves abandoned and injured animals, as well as running programs to bring dog and cat visits to abused children, hospital patients, seniors and shut-ins. Or in other words, People are rescuing animals, and animals are rescuing people.
The catalyst for ARF came in May 1990 during a baseball game between the Oakland Athletics and the New York Yankees when a stray cat wandered onto the playing field at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Terrified by the roar of the crowd, the frightened feline dashed about, eluding umpires and players. La Russa (then the manager of the A's) coaxed the cat into the dugout, secured its safety for the remainder of the game, then took responsibility for placing it with a local shelter.
To his dismay, Tony discovered there was not a No-Kill facility in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area. When he learned the cat would be euthanized, he and his wife, Elaine found a home for her. His experience with this cat was the genesis for the founding of ARF.
Gayle volunteers every week at ARF and we are currently taking her step-dog (Yogi) to an obedience class at the Walnut Creek facility. We have both met Tony, and both understand how his personal charm motivates people to do well, whether on the baseball field or at the shelter.
Although Tony and his family still live in the Bay Area, he has also brought the spirit of ARF to St. Louis. I guess being the Manager of the Cardinals doesn't keep him busy enough?
ARF's Stars to the Rescue was presented at the "Fabulous Fox" Theater on Saturday January 15th. I wasn't there, although I did visit the Fox a few years ago, and Gayle and I were present at the companion gala in Walnut Creek the week before. What we missed in St. Louis were country music stars Easton Corbin and David Nail, Billy Bob Thornton and the Boxmasters, Phantom of the Opera's Tim Martin Gleason, Kevin Pollak, Kim Massie, and rock band Story of the Year.
Back in Walnut Creek, Tony was the MC and various stars were in the audience, including Mark McGuire and Jim Edmonds. That 20th Anniversary show at the Lesher Center featured Grammy Award winning trumpeter Chris Botti, Comedian Lewis Black and St. Louis' Kathleen Madigan (both were hilarious), Tom Johnston of the pre- Michael McDonald Doobie Brothers (China Grove!), Timothy Schmit of the Eagles, and vocalist Charlie Williams.
Now back to the Fabulous Fox Theater!
The Fox is an architecturally stunning performing arts center, that was first opened in 1928 and completely restored in 1982. It was built by movie pioneer William Fox as a showcase for the films of the Fox Film Corporation and elaborate stage shows. It was one of a group of five spectacular Fox Theaters built by Fox in the late 1920s (including Oakland).
The Fox was designed by an architect C. Howard Crane, in an eclectic blend of Asian decorative motifs sometimes called Siamese Byzantine. Reporters in 1929 described the Fox Theaters in St. Louis and Detroit as "awe-inspiringly fashioned after Hindu Mosques (?) of Old India, bewildering in their richness and dazzling in their appointments. William Fox nicknamed the style the "Eve Leo Style" in tribute to his wife, who decorated the interior with furnishings, paintings and sculpture she had bought on her trips overseas.
The Fox Theatre closed down in March 1978, was later restored to its former glory, and reopened in September 1982 with the Broadway musical Barnum. The Fox currently seats 4,278 theatergoers plus 234 in the private Fox Club. There's also a mighty and completely restored mighty Wurlitzer organ. and tours are available!
So if you're coming to St. Louis, check the schedule for the Cardinals, the Rams, or the Blues, and make sure you also book an acoustically perfect show at the Fox, or at least stop by to visit this gem. It's one Fabulous way to enjoy the Gateway City!
The Fox Theatre is Wicked Fabulous!
I've always been creeped out by real live people acting, then suddenly breaking out into song & dance, but what a way to experience my very first musical!
The theatre was so packed that I wasn't able to really take a look around, but the Fox's facade deceivingly downplays the interior space. Inside, there's a mix of large Greek pillars & middle eastern decor with a pair of lions donning light-up eyes that greet you in the lobby.
When purchasing our tickets, we decided to skip the online service fee & go straight to the box office. There was no line & the attendant was patient & helpful.
Since it was Sunday, meter parking was free. We arrived 30 minutes prior to the show & parked on the street a block down from the Fox.
FYI: The Fox also offers public tours on Tues, Thurs, & Sat at 10:30AM.
- Fee: $5 Adults, $3 Student & Children
- Parking: Free in the lot behind the Fox on Washington Ave.
God, this place is so gorgeous.
The Fabulous Fox Theatre is resplendent in all its Byzantine decor and art glass glory. Â I've had the pleasure of attending a few shows here and the recent Willy Nelson concert (um, AWESOME!), and it seems that no matter how many times I visit the meticulously restored theatre, my jaw drops and I slowly bumble through the lobby, hallways and seating area, taking every detail in. Â
"Opulent" does not do this place justice. Â The 2,000 pound chandelier is breathtaking and probably my favorite feature of the whole place, but that doesn't mean I don't also love the columns, the carvings, the massive elephant head, the winding staircases and the really beautiful, bedazzled stained glass throughout the theatre. Â And the ladies' lounge is pretty special, too. Â If only I'd been decked out in a 1920's flashy flapper outfit, smoking a long cigarette and twirling strands of pearls... but alas, I don't smoke (the venue is non-smoking anyway) and jeans and leather vests were more the uniform at Willy's show anyway.
Aside from the absolutely unique and lovely decor of the place, The Fox deserves credit for quality and friendly service. Â The ushers are all pleasant and eager to help, the bartenders are friendly and quick to pour--even the ticket-takers are nice and don't appear to hate their monotonous jobs.
The Promenade and Lobby area of The Fox are absolutely beautiful and would be perfect for a wedding and/or reception. Â I can't imagine a more visually stunning entrance of a new bride and groom than coming down the grand staircase of the Promenade. Â
The Fox really is fabulous. Â I can't wait to experience the awe of visiting again and again.
The Fox Theatre specializes in their Broadway show series but holds concerts here from time to time as well. The Fox is a little bit bigger than The Pageant, but not as big as the Verizon Amphitheatre, so medium-sized shows (Ben Folds, The White Stripes, Wilco) have played here but there aren't enough seats for larger shows (Radiohead, Assorted Eighties Compilation tours). I like The Fox to see either type of show, Broadway or rock.
The Fox Theatre has been in STL for over a hundred years and it is gorgeous inside. The grandiose lobby with its dual staircases, the winding stairs up to the balcony, the ancient bathrooms with original fixtures, I love the feel and look of it all. I also enjoy seeing a show here because 1) the sound is great 2) if it's a rock show, the whole place buzzes when the monitors start blasting bass and drums and 3) there really isn't a bad seat. I once saw The Producers at almost the very top row of the place and I could still make out everything that was happening on stage.
Wow. Â I have to say that the interior totally freaks me out in a if you're not paying attention they'll totally come alive and EAT you sort of way. Â When you're there, you'll know what I mean.
The staff is knowledgeable and some even take the moment to discuss its history with you and point out certain things (the elephants on the rug all face the stage?!) that you might otherwise miss but makes this venue so much more amazing. Â Taking the time to walk around definitely pays off. Â I hear that they have a tour of the whole facility some times too.
It's sad that it took Video Games Live to bring me here, but I will definitely be keeping track of future programs to come back again.
DUDE...this place is AWESOME!! Â It was renovated quite awhile ago which is wonderful considering it was almost torn down after vagrants resided inside as well as years of simple neglect.
Now it's absolutely breathtaking.
We sat in the Orchestra about 10 or so rows back and dead center...the sound was AMAZING and the view even better. Â Went to see my honey's sister star in Wicked (she's Glinda and she rocks! Â If you missed her...ah, so sad for you!).
A little hint if you are in the Orchestra section and are in need of a ladies room...it gets a HORRENDOUS line and it happens in a blink of an eye. Â Luckily...we found the handicap restrooms near the stairs leading up tot he Fox Club (which is a private and pretty cool area in which you can sit at seats and eat dinner while watching a show! Â So cool...). Â Anyway...when the line gets long, go there...they will allow handicapped folks to go first which is the RIGHT thing to do people...BUT...there are FOUR restrooms and they'll be happy to allow you to use one so long as someone in need doesn't need it first! Â They keep one open at all times for the handicapped...
Easy parking as well!!
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