Baltimore Center Stage

★★★★★Andrea King

My first time at this venue. The parking was not as challenging as I thought it would be (prayer works). The interior was clean and modern. However, the door of the restroom stall was difficult to open. Strange.

★★★★★Mark Woodcock

Saw world premiere of Trinity tonight. Really good show, kind of a break-up self-examination love story. The pic is from a post-play interview of the playwright and star (Lena Waithe, left).

★★★★★S

This was my first time visiting this establishment, and it was very well organized. The staff were polite and friendly, and I had an overall great experience. Parking was convenient—less than two minutes from the venue.

★★★★Tassey Russo

This was a very enjoyable local and regional theatrical venue. Attended a mid-week play so there was only one play being presented. However, within Baltimore Center Stage there are several small theaters where multiple productions can go on at the same time. Our theater was small and intimate. We were about four rows from the stage and the actors and stage setting were close, easy to hear and really made the story come alive. There were places to grab a drink or snack but one was closed and the second floor snack bar seemed limited in offerings, at least for a matinee. Building is older but it's great that is being used for live theater. Bathrooms were gender-neutral. Parking was across the street and diagonal. Reasonably priced, and a nice garage. There was construction around the entrance which made the garage tough to get to.

★★★★★HILARY CAMPBELL

What a lovely place to spend a night. The event? It was a celebration for educators, and so this location was selected. Tucked away between a line of buildings, except for the brilliantly-arched lighting and signage, you could easily pass it. However, once you make the deliberate move up the 8 or so steps to the building, the brilliance really shines. You arrive into a lobby reception area that is open and well-laid out. On your right is a little cafe and bar with an opposing open dining area, across from another cool hangout spot. Above you appears the balcony and entrance to upper seats set by recessed lights and artwork And to your left, and in front, open standing area or picture taking space, with leather-cushioned seats for the fatigued. Once you enter the amphitheater, seats are arranged descending towards the stage. Acoustics were great, setting okay. Only a bit of difficulty with parking because of location. Still, a lovely and elegant location for any event if you enjoy an evening well spent! For sure, I’ll be back!