Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center

Very nice, intimate set-up. Enjoyed the 10 minute short plays very much. Would have been easier to see if the stage had been raised, especially since the performers were mostly seated.

This is the primary location used for Cincinnati's broadway series. The stage appears well equipped to handle a variety of modern and classic performances with impressive effects. The attendants are helpful and there are decent concessions including alcohol if you choose. My only critique is personal preference. The rows are designed on some levels to be long with no breaks across the entire width of the room. That means you do you have to shimmy past more people to enter and exit the row. This theater was built in the mid 90s and personally I prefer the more historic theaters in Cleveland for style over the early 90s color scheme and architecture. However, I am grateful to have this in Cincinnati.

It was an excellent experience. They definitely put on good shows. I went with my son to see Back to the Future the musical.

Saw The Glenn Miller Orchestra at the 2nd, smaller theater and I was incredibly impressed. By far the most beautiful and intimate venue, outside of possibly Music Hall, in the city of Cincinnati!

Easy location to grab food or drinks prior to a show, sufficient parking very close by. Docents are easily found for directions to seat if necessary, snacks and beverages on site. Clean and tidy, yet to have an issue of any kind through four shows this far...be back for comedy show next month.