Opera House

Temptations opening night was amazing , great story and awesome singing! !!!!' Must see!

Great concert venue! This is an old historic opera house that was once quite opulent. Today it looks like a nicely aged theater. Everything is "no cash". Getting into the venue was simply scanning ticket from phone. Beers purchased using Apple Pay. So modern for such an old place!We had front row tickets for John Hiatt concert. Plenty of leg room on front row, but seems that's not the case everywhere else.A great concert!

There is not a bad seat in the Opera House. We were on the third level and could see everything. The view was great and the show was great.

I absolutely love the Opera House! It is such a charming, unique and cozy venue and they frequently have a wide array of events. Bonus: they do not have the crazy drink prices you will find in Cincinnati or Louisville!

The building is what it sounds like, and offers a tiered, upscale performance venue in a very downtown location. There are places nearby that charge for parking, but Lexington's meters are unlikely to require payment at the hours of a performance, and there is a variety of street parking within a couple of blocks (moreso north and east).The building was in good condition, and is modest enough in size that it wasn't wildly difficult to get in or out. The size also means the price per seat is higher, but I enjoyed my show. It is a nice-looking venue.

Lovely place. Not a bad seat in the house! Good acoustics! Saw the George Michael review/tribute.

A smaller quaint venue that doesn't have a bad seat in the house. We literally were in the last row at the top of the theater and loved our seats for Kinky Boots last year. Looking forward to more performances this year.Nice areas to hang out in prior to the performance. They brought in a local bakery for goodies and had drinks on the mezzanine of the second level before the performance we attended.

A really terrific place to see a show, in a really cool part of town. Would gladly attend again. Don't think there's a bad seat in the house.

We saw a musical production here and had second level seating. The sound quality was great, and it's such a beautiful venue! Parking downtown right across the street made it easy to get to and from. Looking forward to our next concert

Watched Don Giovanni yesterday and today, great show, nice that Lexington has this theater. However the security system and rules make the place very unfriendly. Entering an opera house like you are at the airport, not even a water bottle allowed with you, God forbid to have even slightly bigger then wallet size purse. And the best was, then at the second show I could finish it, because I had to step out during intermission, and they did not let me back. I mean, why?? What is the reason for such strict unfriendly rules??