Best places: Performing arts theaters in West Point, United States

Sleek, modern facility with 2 stages for concerts ranging from the Omaha Symphony to jazz acts.

👍👍 Obviously they do wonders for the arts, but I'll give some perspective as the waste vendor who works with OPA. This is a little know fact, but they're doing some great work with composting and recycling behind the scenes. Events create a lot of waste, and it's good to know they are being mindful of...

Historic, opulent symphony hall presenting classical & contemporary concerts, musicals & more.

Diverse range of dramatic shows in 2 spaces, the Hawks Mainstage Theatre & Howard Drew Theatre.

Elegant theater from the 1920s showcasing live plays & musicals geared toward youthful audiences.

Historic 1927 venue hosts touring Broadway shows plus local & national acts in an ornate building.

Seasonal outdoor amphitheater offering stadium- & hillside-seating options for concerts & events.

👍👍 The venue is really great. Lots of bars inside the actual stage room. They also pump the sound from the show into the lobby that had a bar which was nice. The sound was amazing. The men's room has a weird setup but worked ok. They only had one merchandise table the line was huge and had to go ou...

👍👍 Went for my oldest granddaughters dance recital. It was great.

👍👍 The new play "Oliver". Is such a great play!

👍👍 Great place for big events. Very impressed.

Sleek 86-seat performing arts theater spotlighting contemporary musicals, comedies & dramas.

👍👍 Really great regional theater, cool that it's in an old school. Great to support local theater like this.

👍👍 Super chill place!! Attended open mic night to perform a poem. Very welcoming and the art on the walls added to the creative ambiance. Would highly recommend checking it out.

👍👍 I haven't been to the Run since like 2011. When I moved down to Florida. It was defiantly the place to be for after hours. Last time I was there Terry was still alive. This place is a top shelf hole in the wall bar where everyone knows your name. It will always be a staple in the Omaha gay community...