Aronoff Center

We arrived early to pick-up our tickets. Once we were up the steps, we were able to purchase merchandise and drinks with ease. Kelley working at the concessions was super nice and helped with suggesting a few drink options.My only complaint is how small it feels. It wasn't close to selling out and it was hard to use the bathroom during the intermission. Also, when you're sitting there isn't much arm space. Still a great show, though!

The Aronoff is a good venue. The process to gain entrance was simple and quick. The lobby areas on each level offer plenty of space to relax before the doors to the theater open.The seats are a little tight. We sat in the very last row and were still able to fully enjoy the performance. The theater is surrounded by a myriad of restaurants, which helps make for a pleasant evening out on the town. Indoor parking is available just a block away.I've been here twice and will gladly return in the future.

Great venue but the seat cushions have worn out. We have Broadway tix, but sitting on a seat with no padding sucks. Spend the cash!

The Aronoff is one of my favorite theaters in Cincinnati. I love the ambience and the variety of shows it offers. The shows change I believe every few month and are always top rated. Pricing varies. You can find great deals if you don't mind sitting upstairs but can also find good ones sitting closer to the stage if you are on a budget. My husband took me to see Hamilton. Oh my- it made me so emotional. The cast and stage was simply amazing!! A must see!

My fair Lady was AMAZING. 4TH ROW WAS PERFECT place to enjoy the play without neck strain. Seats were comfortable. Bathrooms were clean. Such a special evening. Everything was so good. The singing. Costumes, sets. Great job!

Last night was my first show at the Aronoff Center ... and I'm already planning to see another play soon!My fiancé and I attended opening night of Broadway in Cincinnati's "My Fair Lady," and loved everything about it. Before the show even began, we were struck by how big the theater felt ... but once the curtains were drawn, it felt much more intimate. The set design truly drew us in, and the singing and acting was superb. The sound and lighting too just built upon the story ... this was easily one of the best shows I've been to.Because it was opening night, the Aronoff Center was extremely busy ... I wouldn't be surprised if they'd sold out the theater. We had to park a few blocks away and walk ... but still managed to get to our seats with about 10 minutes until showtime. I would recommend planning ahead if you're coming to any show, regardless of the day of the week. Even though the Center was busy, security checked our vaccination cards and bags quickly and efficiently. Everyone was masked up, per the theater's requirements, which did make me feel safe in crowd so large.I can't wait to check out another show at the Aronoff, sooner rather than later!

This place is beautiful! Went to see Hadestown as it was one of the closest available options this year and it seemed like everything was fun really way. Fun volunteers to help you get where you needed to go. Great people at the drink/merch stands. And did I mention how beautiful it is?!?!

It's a beautiful theater but there is no leg room and the seats are narrow. I sat in the lodge and felt so claustrophobic that I didn't return for the second half. The ladies rooms don't have near enough stalls and it's impossible for everyone in line at intermission to get through before the second act begins.

My wife and I have been going to broadway shows for 2 years now and we have the best time. The staff have been very helpful when needed and the shows are amazing! I highly recommend watching Broadways as a nice thing to do once a month as a date night!

Beautiful place. Staff always helpful. Hoping for a good show to come up again. Always a great time.