Eisemann Center

The Eisemann Center is a class act venue! I have been here for various events and performances (Menopause the Musical, Beatles Tribute concert and other musical events during Wildflower festival) over the years and it is always a 5 star venue. This visit was to attend the Richardson Symphony Orchestra, "Stars of The Future" in the Hill Performance Hall. Everyone was so cheerful and welcoming- from the debutante greeters at the front door, to the ticket taker at the aisle entrances. We had great seats up in the mezzanine level. The acoustics are excellent, especially for a symphony! There is a covered parking garage located right next to the venue, as well as some street parking and valet parking available. The grounds are well lit, the facility and the restrooms are very clean and the seats are very comfortable. There is usually a beautiful fountain out in front, but it is currently closed due to nearby construction. A variety of concessions and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available in the lobby. There is a beautiful art gallery upstairs that spotlights various artists on a rotating schedule. If your special event takes you to the Eisemann Center, you can be assured that you will enjoy this venue!

Eisemann theater is a medium sized auditorium perfect for small performances. I've been here several times over the years and always enjoyed.The acoustics and lighting are great,seats comfortable and plenty of close parking. I wish there were more functions here,I would definitely come.Tonight I saw Bill Gates talking about his new book Source Code. About his early life leading up to Microsoft. Very interesting.

We enjoyed our evening at Eisemann Center. Easy parking and entrance into the building. The small theatre was just the right size for attending a musical. The terrace seating had a good view of the stage and it was accessible by stairs from above or below, so no difficulty entering or exiting the theater. We'll return to the venue in the future.

We have been to the Eisemann Center multiple times. We have been there to watch our daughter perform in the choir she was in twice. We have also recently been there to see the John Denver tribute concert featuring Rick Schuler. It's a very nice setting where we can go for cultural events and don't have to go into Dallas proper and deal with large crowds and lots of traffic. They have a lot of fun events coming up and we're looking forward to return visits.

I attended the Maria Bamford show and was very pleased with the venue.It is a well oiled machine. Great Venue.

Return visit for the The Dimension of Death black and white production. Harry sort of solves the murders again. At curtain call the cast stood for photos since they weren't doing a hello/handshake post-show.

Came here for the Sept 2021 Shen Yun performance. This event center is very classy and modern. The bathrooms were very fancy and nice. Lots of mirrors, lots of stalls, very clean. The event hall was very clean as well. The rows were well lit and well marked. Our seats were in the mezzanine and the stage was visible from all seats. The performance was amazing and the orchestra sounded amazing! I would definitely return here for an event of any kind.

Wonderful theatre. Great quality of shows and beautiful as well. Low cost parking and a great crowd.

The venue is ok but they do not need to sell the seats in aisle 5 Mezz at DD 32, 30, 28, 26 - 25% of the stage is blocked.

A friend and I visited the Eisemann Center for the first time at the early part of July 2023 for an event with The Home Edit. I was fine with the security screening, bag checks, and ticket scans. I realize all those things are necessary in this day and age. However, what was incredibly upsetting was once inside the arena, while my friend and I were trying to locate our seats, a man came up to me (and only me) demanding to see my ticket. I politely showed it to him as he claimed to be checking "something" on it. He quickly scanned it, said he saw what he needed to see, and then my friend and I found our seats.After sitting down, I thought back to that gentleman and wondered why he singled me out. My friend was standing next to me and had her ticket out (prepared for him to ask to see hers next) but he didn't. Could it be that I was one of the very few people of color in the arena that night? I don't like to jump to conclusions like that because honestly, it feels anachronistic. It was very unsettling and my friend who was with me (she is white) was not singled out even though we were together. I kept looking back at him to see if he was asking anyone else to see their tickets. He never did. Very curious.After the event ended, as we headed out, some of the ushers said we could turn in our souvenir fans of The Home Edit team. I asked if I could keep it and one of them said "Sure." So we proceeded to walk toward the exit when one member of the security team yells at me that I need to turn in the fan. I politely told her we were told we could keep it. She begins to angrily yell at me that I need to turn it in. At this point, I dropped it into the collection bin and left. Clearly communication and training on how to treat patrons was lacking within the staff. Because of that lack of communication and training, I was left befuddled and perturbed.At this point, I'm avoiding the Eisemann Center for the foreseeable future. All of the issues I encountered could've been easily avoided. I hope they can do better in the future. All in all, I left deeply disappointed and would not recommend this venue.