Edmonds Center For the Arts

"We enjoyed seeing Alan Doyle here last weekend. We had Row A but on the left side, it looked like the centre Row A seats would be more difficult to see the full stage. The venue was nice with some nice refreshment offerings. Staff were friendly. There was a land acknowledgment as well as thanking the sponsors. The accessible seating was slightly elevated along the side of all the seating, which seemed like a nice spot, as opposed to a back row which is pretty standard unfortunately."

"This is hand down the first time I’ve bought front row ballet tickets and regretted it. Row “A” should start where row “B” is or elevated seats. I’m 5’9 and had a hard time seeing the stage. My knees were about to touch the stage and it’s terrible with speakers right in the view. I felt bad for the kids that couldn’t see at all even with a booster. I would suggest if you go to buy tickets row “C” or upper so you can see properly. You couldn’t even see the ballet dancers feet. Isn’t that the point of the ballet? Everyone from row A left or chose open seats somewhere else. We asked for a refund or to move seats. We were told by the lady at will call “we don’t do refunds” but you can see if there are seats open up top. We found a few but none together so we ended up leaving a few minutes into the performance. Update: I called my credit card company and they kindly refunded me on behalf of the theater. Thanks Chase for making it right!"

"We recently saw a very funny show, "Oh, Christmas Tea," at the Edmonds Center. It's a terrific venue, good seating everywhere and yet an intimate theatrical venue. I'm hearing-impaired and was concerned about the acoustics. They offer audio assistance but I found after a few moments their gear wasn't necessary. The ambient audio was that good."

"I came here for the Toad the Wet Sprockets concert and it was a nice intimate theatre. All the seats in the house are good seats. Definitely recommend checking out a show here."