Simons Theatre FAQ
What types of events are held at Simons Theatre?
Simons Theatre hosts a variety of events including film screenings, live performances, and special events. The venue is known for showcasing both mainstream and independent films, as well as hosting community events and film festivals throughout the year.
How can I purchase tickets for events at Simons Theatre?
Tickets for events at Simons Theatre can be purchased online through the official website or through authorized ticket brokers. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance, especially for popular shows, to ensure availability.
Is there a box office at Simons Theatre?
Yes, Simons Theatre has a box office that operates during regular business hours and on event days. You can purchase tickets in person, but it is recommended to check the box office hours on the theatre's website before your visit.
What are the parking options near Simons Theatre?
There are several parking options available near Simons Theatre, including street parking and nearby parking garages. It is advisable to arrive early to secure a parking spot, especially during peak event times.
Are there any age restrictions for attending events at Simons Theatre?
Age restrictions vary depending on the event. Some films may have age ratings that require attendees to be of a certain age, while live performances may have specific guidelines. Always check the event details for any age-related restrictions before purchasing tickets.
Does Simons Theatre offer concessions during events?
Yes, Simons Theatre offers a variety of concessions including snacks, beverages, and light meals. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy refreshments before the show begins.
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Bryan Adams was better than ever!
I have seen Tribute to The Beatles Candlelight in Kingston NH and Worchester MA in the 1980's and in the LA Superdome opening for the Stones in 1994 or 1995. He was engaging, had the lights turned on and chatted with the audience, had a good mixture of his songs from different albums, eras and his two academy award winners, sang a little in coutry which was funny and showed great range and even mimicked Steve Perry perfectly. This concept of going solo with the guitar and sometimes the accompanyment of the piano, in smaller venues, is tremendous. The sound quality of his voice was perfect, the vocals were crisp and in perfect combination with the instruments. It is a great thing he is doing, and it allows him to be much more intimate with the crowd, all of whom loved him and every song. (Of course, he has been my favorite musician since 1983.) He thanks the audience for being "wonderful" and making him "feel at home." He was awesome then. Great concert, great concept, over 2 full hours of music...wow! We got a glimpse that he is really a good, down-to-earth person too!
Even Better than Before
This year, my fiancé and I enjoyed the Candlelight: Tribute to The Beatles even more than last year. All of the acts were captivating, unique, awesome, and multi-cultural. MAJOR KUDOS to all of the Candlelight: Tribute to The Beatles performers, Staff, and Conductors! Every aspect of the circus was well orchestrated, keeping you energized. We plan on next year's experience as well, you can best believe.
An unexpected highlight was when I tried to get the ring leader to pull my fiancé out for the dance challenge, pointing over her head without her knowing it. Instead, he pulled me out. Four people from the crowd were pulled out to repeat dance moves. I actually know how to dance, so I started doing the Detroit Jit, a fast-paced footwork dance developed in Detroit, and the crowd went crazy, cheering me on. The conductor laughed and walked to the side, letting me show off. I won the dance competition. Just a wonderful, memorable lifetime moment for me.