Knight Theater

A few days ago my family went to see the Hip Hop Nutcracker at the Knights Theater. We've seen different shows here and have always had a nice experience. It's a nice theater with good food and snack options during intermission. The restrooms are plentiful. Pro tips: This theater is not located at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, so google Knights Theater parking to prevent wasting time. Also, after we arrived on time (according to GPS) we waited another 15 minutes at the traffic light before turning into the parking deck. Saturday night traffic uptown is insane so plan ahead. Also, the show was wonderful.

First time at this theater, its not the main theater, much smaller, but great spot for a smaller show. Parking was easy, see website for parking discounts available for venue parking decks. Thankfully we got lucky and got free parking on the street. The weekends are free, make sure you see the city of Charlottes website for details. We where greeted and seated promptly upon arrival. Customer service was professional and kind.We saw "The Soldiers Play", which was really exceptional! Enjoyed all the actors in the play. I you get a chance please support them and share the info. Some of the smaller productions don't enough praise that they deserve. I will most definitely be checking for more shows at this smaller venue Knight Theater. Tip: the fees online are outrageous, go in person at the box office to save a few coins. Unfortunately I don't live in Charlottes, so I purchased online.

Lovely intimate theater in a fun urban location. Part of the phenomenal Blumenthal Arts.Every seat is good. Sound is fantastic. Facility is modern.In the last 6 months I saw "Hip Hop Nutracker" (delightful -give it a chance!) & "Almost Elton John" here (also amazing).For dinner try Fin & Fino across the street- fantastic seafood.

Great theater. Very accommodating with a family finding our seats. Plenty of concessions and reasonably priced. Look forward to going back for another show.

I went to the Knight Theater to see Tower of Power a Soul band and the experience was incredible. There is not a bid seat in the house and the sound system is divine. I thoroughly enjoyed the venue and the band. The staff assisting you in finding your seats was very pleasant and helpful with smiles. The band has been around since 1968 yet they seemed like they never stopped playing. I was thrilled and amazed.

Beautiful place to see any event. I've seen bands here, the symphony shows it's just so comfy in the seats. Any seat is good you can see the stage wonderfully. The last time I saw Messiah, and sat on the single chairs to the right of the stage. What wonderfulmusicians actors and people. Also can park right across the street. Thank you.

I've been here several times for shows and musicals that Blumenthal has put on. It's not the main theater for Broadway shows, but there's usually a couple per season here. It's smaller than Belk theater, but I think it's the third largest after Ovens and Belk. I really like the size of this theater. It's small enough that even if you get cheap seats, you still have a good view of the stage. The theater is nice and clean. The bathrooms are big enough to handle the crowd size usually. Parking is my least favorite part about the theater. Street parking is hard. The designated garage is at the Duke Energy building, but you could be waiting forever to get out of that garage after the show. We recently parked at the Green parking garage across the street instead and that was better. Overall, I think this is my favorite theater in Charlotte to see a show at.

This venue, a supposed gem for performances, barely meets expectations when compared to larger theatres.While some laud its intimacy and clear views even from the nosebleed seats, the real ordeal is the parking fiasco.You're either circling like a vulture for street parking or trapped in the post-show exodus from a cramped parking garage.Yes, the seats might be comfy and the stage setup might not require binoculars, but is it worth the hassle?Call it cozy or call it cramped, the theater struggles to juggle the urban charm with logistical nightmares.If you're planning to catch a show, brace yourself for more than just an encore.

Volunteer ushers were rude during the Bruce Hornsby concert. I spoke to the manager and he implied that it was due to my husband's and my behavior which consisted of using Soundhound and google to research the music titles and look up the band members names. There was no playbill or other handouts to access this information.

Spacious, clean, attractive and the seating allows you to see the stage from every angle. The ushers were polite and knowledgeable of the theater. I like this venue.