George Mason Center For The Arts - Concert Hall

There was plenty of parking and we enjoyed the walk from Parking Lot K near the little pond. The traffic guards were helpful and we saw a deer! The theater is very big but I don’t love how high up some of the seats are because it’s difficult to see. All the ushers were so helpful. The show we saw was meant to be dark and so every time someone opened the side doors it was distracting when light came in. There are huge windows so they couldn’t prevent the light, which means the halls can also get really warm.

I have been here a number of times with similar results. Bathrooms are small and there's almost always a wait. There is only one long line for drinks - at intermission, this is not a good policy. The saving grace of this place is the Fairfax Symphony, a very fine orchestra with a truly masterful conductor, Christopher Zimmerman. Too bad the hall is so poorly run.

Who couldn’t like going to University if they went to George Mason. It ticks more than all the boxes!!! So many opportunities. I could of sit there for hours listening to the beautiful music that these amazingly talented people were playing 👏🏼

Went on a Saturday night for a jazz concert and had a great time. The campus and building were clean and easily navigable. Every seat in the house is a good one. It was a smaller venue and that was perfect for an intimate feeling. They serve light refreshments and the workers were friendly. Plenty of stalls in the ladies bathroom, but the men's was weirdly small, so there was a long line for them. Would definitely go again.

Renee Fleming was great. However, I was not able to enjoy her performance in the way I would have liked. The elderly couple sitting next to us kept taking out their cell phones and making noise putting away their binoculars and unzipping and zipping a purse. The couple behind us would not stop talking and whispering. There's nothing worse than ignorant people with money. I am disappointed!