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Finish dinner 30+ minutes before showtime. Most restaurants offer pre-theater menus.
Highly recommended, especially for evening performances. Book ahead to avoid disappointment.
Most listed restaurants are within 5-10 minutes walk. Factor in extra time during busy hours.
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Great play! Our seats were great,although I don't think there are any bad seats. It was easy to hear all actors Volunteer ushers were friendly,helpful,and great addition to the experience.
There is no better place to see live theater than The Allen Theatre! It’s just lovely. You can feel the history in the surroundings. CPH produces incredible shows. I highly recommend!
Went to see Fiddler On The Roof, it was awesome! Also had the unique immersive experience of sitting on the stage during the performance. Just amazing! It's new and I don't know if it will be repeated, but if it is; do it!
Very cool building and the play was great! I’m a guy who typically would not go to the theatre but we saw a murder comedy play and it was hilarious. Constant mayhem during the play, decent drink selection and ushers that were ready for anything and to point you in the right direction Overall I’ll definitely be coming back!
Downtown Cleveland, Ohio is so beautiful during the holidays! My whole life I have lived in suburban Rocky River, but always come downtown for the holidays. Interesting, the 1983 movie Christmas story was filmed on Public Square. Also, the beginning scene of Major League has the Moses Cleveland statue on Public Square, I just noticed that. You can walk across the Lorain Carnegie Bridge (beginning scene in Major League) and see the Guardians of Transportation (art deco statues on the bridge) the Historic West Side Market is on the other side of the bridge (ten minute walk from downtown). The Alan Theater has a free public Christmas tree display during the holidays. You have to enter through the building that starts with a B (can’t recall the name in my old age) not the Allan lobby.
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Allen Theatre is committed to accessible services
Wheelchair-accessible seating is available throughout the venue. Please contact the box office when purchasing tickets to ensure appropriate accommodations.
Assistive listening devices are available for patrons who are hard of hearing. Please inquire at the venue or when purchasing tickets.
Service animals are welcome at all performances. Please notify staff upon arrival.
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