We purchased in the Lobby and didn’t bring or ask to bring in outside items, so I don’t know the answer to that. HOWEVER, my wife has meds with her all the time, so she carried a purse in. No questions asked and didn’t ask to inspect.

Hello. You should be able to make the 8:00 show. 40 mins from SLC to Park City. Shows start on time. Be sure and get your ticket in advance.

Joan Osborne Sings the Songs of Bob Dylan on the 26th (last day of the run), no shows on the 27th. See website for more info...

My guess is for the theater having about 20 rows, with an average of 20 seats per row, suggesting about 400 seats. Anyway, we've been there for many performances and never had a bad seat in this smallish facility.

Best idea is to get a copy of the Park Record newspaper and see what is happening this weekend.

The cabaret seats are seats around a small table directly in front of the stage. I believe they are sold 4 to a table. The front of house seats are the first six rows of theater seats, the first row starting at (what I would guess simply based on memory) a few feet behind the tables, maybe a total of 10-12 feet from the front of the stage. I agree with the previous answer, there is not a bad seat in the house.

Yes you can. The theatre welcomes patrons of all ages. Each show listing (ticket page on the website) offers a 'Suggested Age', and then allows for parental discretion. For instance, Stand Up Comedy shows are usually 'Suggested for Mature Audiences'.

I am the Marketing Director at the theatre. We welcome all dress types, so dress up, dress casual, wear a show-related costume...whatever you like. We always have a beer license and can sell beer that can be brought into the theatre with you. On certain weekends throughout the year, we also have a liquor license and offer mixed drinks as well.

I saw opening Night and enjoyed the entire event start to finish, 2 full hours. Well done, fun and worth seeing. The act is good.