Herberger Theater Center

Exelete

It was good, I enjoyed it. Get there early to get drinks, mingle, use restroom and freshen up. Once the show starts you can only leave the theater, you cannot reenter the show. Upper outer balcony has a nice art display. The bar has cocktails, hot chocolate, and Pepsi products. Also you pick your own seats in your section.

It's really nice inside. Comfy chairs. Employees were nice and guided us well. Fair prices on tickets and beer. Enjoyed the show.

The Herberger Theater Center is located in a historic building in the heart of downtown Phoenix. The theater is beautifully decorated and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. Seeing my two favorite Podcasters was an amazing experience with Sylas & Stew

Saw the mad hatter show here. Excellent interior. The show had a beautiful production with great lighting and effects. Comfy seats.

Such a beautiful show and was impressed it was only an hour long. the story, stage set up, and dancing were mesmerizing and over all amazing. There were a few hiccups like dancers not hitting their lifts or the lights going out on the dresses but overall amazing!

It's a pretty theater with a good size stage and comfy seats. Only complaint is that there isn't much space between rows... pretty tight.. there's no walking past anyone in the row. We saw High school musical by valleyy youth theater and had a fun time. Update 3/19/2025 Today, I attended the Herberger lunchtime theater for the first time and am hooked already! Each season is five months and five shows. They run 1-2 weeks each, Mon thru Thur, start at 12:10 in the afternoon, and are less than one hour long. You can even prepay for lunch, provided by the nextdoor neighbor, Huss Brewing, to be waiting for you as you arrive in the theater. Show tickets are only $10 each. Lunch is only $12, and you pick from a dew different sandwiches or salads, and each one includes chips and a cookie. I would suggest arriving 10 or more mounties early so that you can enjoy your lunch without feeling disruptive to the play. I saw The Moment, which is running one more time, tomorrow at 12:10. It's a play, in progress. It's only one act so far and is in the works, so it was fun to be a part of it and to hang around afterward to give feedback to the writer. The play is about how Barack Obama announces his run for president and how that affects a Washington DC black family and the trajectory of their lives. I cried and also enjoyed the group of elderly black women sitting behind me as they giggled over handsome younger photos of President Obama and how they commented on historical events that they themselves lived through. It was a moving moment to be a part of.