Apollo Theater Chicago 2550 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614

"No such thing as a bad seat in this theater, plus they had free parking for ticket holders!"

"Very intimate venue. The seating is close and comfortable, great lighting and acoustics. The surrounding area has pretty good parking and lots of food/drink for before or after a show."

"My wifes favorite Christmas movie is Love Actually. As a Christmas present I got us tix to see the musical parody. Really nice smaller theater, looks like it has been recently updated, comfortable seats and not a bad seat in the place. The show was great, very talented cast. Overall a very fun experience at a nice theater."

"Finally made it to the Apollo , and I was not disappointed. Tickets were at will call , the staff were friendly and very welcoming atmosphere. The show was great lighting and sound were on point as well. Can’t wait to see what they have coming up next."

"We had a great experience at this theatre. We went to see Million Dollar Quartet. It is a pretty small theatre so there really isn't a "bad" seat, but characters will likely face section 3 the most. There isn't really a need for great acoustics or great sound since the place is so pleasantly small! Not only that, they let you bring drinks into the theatre- we just brought in a couple cups of coffee from 7-11. The seats are also pretty comfy so it's not like you're sitting on hard plastic for several hours. In regards to the show, ABSOLUTELY worth the money. I'm not even a rockabilly/rock and roll fan and I had such a great time, I can't stop listening to that music now! Hearing these guys jam live was such a invigorating experience, I was beaming the entire time. I would suggest springing for the seats in sections 2-4 (3 is in the center of the stage) because I would have loved to see their expressions. That said, being in section 1 isn't without its perks either, we were seated behind "Jerry Lee Lewis" and we got to see him go to town on his piano! For that reason, I somewhat think section 2 in the front would be the best seats. You'd be right in line with Jerry Lee, but you'd also have a great view of the rest of the stage."