Stifel Theatre

Working a wedding and reception here tomorrow. I'll bet it's enjoyable.

The show: We booked a Loge box for our show, and while this was a spendy upgrade, I'd argue that it was worth it - here's why: it was cold outside and we didn't have to wait outside for the doors to open. We were able to wait in the comfort of the lobby until the doors officially opened an hour prior to the show. With the loge box we were granted access to the Peabody lounge. This lounge included free, delicious food and soft drinks. The loge boxes are located along the upper deck and provide a nice, though somewhat obtrusive view of the performance. These seats are not the most comfortable (they are high top bar seats) however, so you might find that standing is preferred... unless you aren't at least 5ft tall, in which case you don't have a choice but to sit - the wall here is bit too high. The surface in which you can set beverages is also only about 6 inches wide, making it uncomfortable to sit here as one would at a table. A final perk of the box upgrade? Personal wait staff - which sounds great and would definitely be, if they had come around more than one time during our 3 hour event.

It is beautiful on the inside, staff was great and seating is to where every seat feels like a good seat. Would highly recommend ud83dudc4c

It's has very old feel about the page. The layout is very vertical, so if you're 'towards the back', you're really closer to the ceiling than the back of anything. The main room has a strange acoustical vibe, which very much amplifies the high frequencies the higher up you sit, unless properly mixed.nI'd recommend parking at Union Station, it's about a 10 minute walk, but very enjoyable.

Great theater for shows. I went to Jim Gaffigan and the theater was a great venue. I'd recommend getting the parking included with the ticket so that it's easy and low key to arrive and leave. The only thing to know is that the seats are very close together and there's not a lot of leg room.