Went to see the musical Once on this Island, great show, all black cast. I really enjoyed it. Time with my daughter ️️️

Waited 2 years to get tickets for the show to come to Houston. Saw the movie on making the show but the Broadway show was not near us. Knew about the show for 5 years. Was very well told story with singing and history bits thrown in.

Hobby at the Broadway Center continues to have a fantastic season. Great shows, and helpful staff. The parking garrage after the show needs someone to direct it.

Bought tickets for a show in April, which was then cancelled (understandably) because of Coronavirus. However, its now July and they still havent processed my refund. Seems like a scam!

Love our season tickets to Hobby Center

Come From Away is a great show. One that shouldnt be missed

Ive been here a couple times to watch some awesome musicals: Hamilton, the first time around; and The Book of Mormon, the second time around.Parking situation: you can either do valet parking or park in the garage attached to the venue. Either way, its going to cost you. Im not sure how much they charge for valet parking but I believe garage parking will run you $15.Personally, I would rather park on the streets since Im willing to walk the distance (street parking can be found probably around five to six blocks away, or if youre luck enough, within a couple of blocks), or park in one of the private lots a few blocks away and let me tell you why.Street parking is free after 6 pm so that obviously beats $15 parking. Private lot parking will probably cost around $10. Either option will let you in and out quickly vs. having to wait for valet to get your car or to get stuck inside the venues garage trying to drive out which could take a while.The last time I was here, my friend parked in the garage, and I parked on the streets off of Travis and Walker. After the show ended, we decided to go grab some food at Mais on Milam. He proceeded to his car in the garage and I walked to my car. Guess what? Even after walking the five blocks, I still beat my friend to Mais by A LOT. That should tell you something about how long it took him to get out the garage.The venue: the theater is small enough that even if youre sitting at the very back of the theater, youll still have a pretty good view of the stage. Lots of people do dress up when attending the theater (suits, dresses, etc) but theres not really a dress code. You can wear your polo and jeans and sneakers if you want. As long as you look presentable, youll be given entry.The lines to the bars do get pretty long. But they do have several bars so you should find one with the shortest line. The two times Ive been here, I notice that the bars all the way at the end of the venue usually have the shortest lines.During intermission, the line to the restroom gets really long. But the mens room line usually moves pretty quickly. The womens room line is a lot slower for obvious reasons.I would definitely come back whenever there are other Broadway shows that Im interested in seeing. And by the way, guys, The Book of Mormon was REALLY good. Just remember that anything by Trey Parker and Matt Stone might be slightly (or a lot) offensive to some.

Great staff and great shows

Great play

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