We saw Book of Mormon here. The theater is beautiful and well staffed. Parking was a challenge, as there is nowhere near enough spaces available when the tickets are sold out. We parked at the mall. The pedestrian crosswalks to the venue where not all handicapped accessible, though the theater itself is. The theater also offered valet parking at the front entrance.
Went to a Dave Koz concert. Wonderful. Filled hall.
volunteers make this place - they're always lovely. poor attempt @rebranding w the name change + tickets are overpriced. This is a venue in naples, fl, NOT manhattan
We enjoyed the performance. Sadly the usher closed the door on us. We had tickets but those who didn't for this free event were talked to poorly. When she let us in she let my husband in. Who had our tickets but stopped me demanding my ticket. I explained my husband showed her our tickets and she refused my entry. When I attempted to enter she grabbed me by my arm and said she would call security. My husband came back and she suddenly remembered. After the show I talked to the head usher who said what is the problem you were late for a free show. The usher in question denied everything of course. Wonder how Art is would feel if we asked for a refund for our subscription and concert tickets for the new season.
Very beautiful building. Variety of shows. Good location.
We enjoyed a performance there, it was exquisite. The caliber of musicians, the acoustics, and even the seating. I can't say enough good things about Artis Naples.
Seasonal concerts and performances. Nice atmosphere with box seating. Lots of excellent artwork for view and sale
I give it an: 'Ehhhhh' . Though a pretty amazing story Was a debt free philharmonic within about 10 years of its founding I believe due to extraordinary fundraising of Myra Daniels and the affluence of Naples. Now the problem.. The pricing, and programing that been limited to old standards and tired acts (think Paul Anka or ZZ Top) that have been doing the circuit for 30 years have kept this institution more as an exclusive club for the older, myopic Midwest affluent. When the Phil was founded Naples was much smaller and highly seasonal. The affluent that could escape to Naples for 3+momths needed something to do in a town lacking culture and the Phil served as an exclusive club where they could plug into their clan.
Though I think there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. A new conductor and programing director the last few years have Oh so slowly began introducing nontraditional works and doing an OK job of not rocking the boat for the old tired supporters and not getting their hats handed to them. Last season 2016 they slipped in the Water Concerto before two old standards I was stunned, couldn't believe I was at the Phil. An amazing piece and shows hope for the institution.
Worst Musical I have ever seenThey killed it by Modernizing it.WAY Way to graphicIt was fine as the original with Lizza M. Left at intermission.
Great high quality entertainment, wonderful facilities. Very helpful staff. I attend 10-12 shows a season there.
Great art museum in Naples. Great to see an art museum that is open to art that is also technical. My favorite exhibit was on Jacque Fresco, one of the most prolific and underrated social designers and inventors.
World class entertainment right here in Naples Florida! Visit their website to see what is coming up and make a trip! The Naples Philharmonic is second to none!
Great place. Well run. Excellent well educated staff and good line up of shows. We love going to the Phil.