Love the Stage Play, "Mama's Boy", but the people smoking marijuana around us, throughout the entire play was stifling. The woman next to me had to be told not to record, yet she continued to snap picture. Also besides her weed smoking, she stayed on Facebook and held two lengthy phone conversations. I feel that if there was visible attendee presence, some of this could be eliminated. Thank you so very much
The Fisher is still as beautiful as I remember. Love Never Dies was okay. No where near the feeling I got from Phantom of the Opera though.
Just saw Love Never Dies and it was awesome! This was also my first time at the Fisher; I had seats in the upper balcony last row and the stage was very visible still! Helpful staff!
Took my to see "Love never dies" have good time, enjoyed the show
"Love never dies". It was amazing. Actors are so professional. Got a lot of pleasure.
The best place for Broadway in Detroit! Amazing art deco building, but the theatre was updated in the 60's. Free parking in the garage next door.
It is stunningly beautiful. I see mostly the theatre which is gorgeous. But the rest of the building isWOW!
The interior of the building is amazing. reminds me of the St. Louis Basilica: the outside is nice, the inside is fantastic.
If you like photography, like me, then you can easily spend 1.5 hours exploring the first three floors. The basement is worthwhile visiting as well. There is actually a tunnel all the way to the Renaissance Center; however you need to have an access pass to exit.
Have not been to the theater itself, on my to-do list for sure :)
The ticket scanners took their jobs a bit too seriously and were rude. The theatre itself though is quite nice. It would be nice if the Fisher building had and better pre and post show options for did and drink. Try little area of new center hasn't had the same revival midtown has, and it's too the detriment of the theatre experience.
Really neat part of Detroit history with several cool small shops. Really looking forward to the renovations. It's a shame they can't budget a little better for the bathrooms to be properly maintained. It's been a while since I've been so disgusted in a public restroom (no tp, only 1/2 the stalls were usable, no paper towels).
Lovely old theatre. Many theatres get very hot in the upper section as heat from the lights and the crowd builds up over time during the performance. We were pleasantly surprised this was not the case here. We were comfortable the entire performance. Due to the old building the bathroom locations are a bit strange, but still good facilities.
A classic gem in Detroit's midtown. A great place to see a show for sure. Not many dining options within walking distance but tons within a 5-minute drive. Get there early and partake of some serious art deco-some of the best art deco design in the nation.
We went there for the first time on the 28th of December to see "Beautiful" the play about Carol King. This building is something else! Real granite and marble columns and just extra ordinary architecture. The play was awesome and I'm not really someone to go to plays. There were bars located here and there and nothing to really want for. It was a little warm in there but I'd go back in a minute!