Everything about this architecture genius is first class. Services provided are exemplary. Wide selection of beverages and typical venue food choices (and typically pricey). Acoustics better than I expected, never had a problem hearing and Im a retired army artilleryman. Very comfortable seating with rows adequately sloped to see over the head of the person in front of you (unless you get the big headed man I sat behind). Friendly staff and security. Parking was expectantly painful, particularly since a Tigers game started at the same time. Armed security inside (I recognized a detective friend), so feel safe. Give yourself time to park and get through security so you can enjoy the show.

An amazing venue. Great space from the lobby to the bathrooms. The stage is simply beautiful and evokes a true feeling of what it means to go to the theatre.

What a beautiful theatre! Such history. You can feel the days of old, and see the people dressed in their finest to attend a play.There isn’t a bad seat in the house but we really enjoy the mezzanine, center stage seats. Seats are comfortable but could use a little more leg room, but it wasn’t bad. All in all it’s a great night out.

Beautiful theatre and a great experience! The architecture of the Fisher is so beautiful. Saw David Sedaris for a reading. Staff was friendly and we got a keepsake cup with a drink.

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!

Awesome! Amazing venue! Saw Hamilton! Sound is great ! Not a bad seat in the place !

A truly iconic space that is a living legacy of a bygone era. The performance space is beautiful, though the acoustics aren’t even throughout. The staff here are really great, especially the older folk abs with the older folk. The lady who operated the elevator was a gem. This is truly a wonderful performance space to come see a play or musical at.

The Fisher obviously cares little for its patrons health and safety. We have tickets for tomorrow nights performance and are not comfortable attending due to this outbreak. The Governor is encouraging cancellations and advising folks to avoid these large gatherings. What more do they need to hear?

One of the most gorgeous facilities in Detroit.The building is just beautiful.Went to see School of Rock, great ushers, comfortable seats and again, beautiful building.Parking-free an the parking structure.

Went down there to see a show and was impressed with the architecture of this place. Big stage, comfortable seating and atrium. Gpa memories abound with fishing trips, netting for minnows, bed time stories, weekly omelettes, farming- picking fruits and veggies and served homemade meals.

Took my to see Love never dies have good time, enjoyed the show

What a BEAUTIFUL theatre. It’s an art piece you can walk through and watch other art pieces. Also, parking was pretty simple, which is very important and overlooked by a lot of theaters.

Go to just enjoy the Architecture

Great theater experience. Great acoustics. Had a great time.

It was great show. When I first heard that Anastasia was coming to Detroit I was so excited. Such a musically awesome show. All the changes they did to the store to get away from the cheesy villain plot was well worth it. Using the few songs that were worth transfer a d adding in some magnificent additions. Favorite songs like the crowd of thousands and my Petersburg. Awesome. They did a really good job of transferring this show to the Fischer theater. Loved every moment.

We went on the opening night of Cats. The complementary parking was great. The Fisher Theater is beautiful and the staff all seemed polite and friendly. Be ready to spend $8 to $12 per adult beverage, and by adult beverage I mean cheap wine and domestic draft beer. I thought I was at DTE for a moment. I thoroughly enjoyed Cats. The show was amazing!

Please, tell me why there is a federal state of emergency being declared but the Fisher will not cancel Fiddler on the Roof this weekend and give everyone a refund? For God’s sake, Broadway, the NBA, MLB, NHL have all closed but NOT the Fisher? What is wrong with you? You should be ASHAMED!!!! I will NEVER again be a patron of yours. AWFUL!!!!!!!

Love the old style auditorium...however, seats are not comfortable At all! Especially the arm rests but its a small price to pay for the ambience. Most of the time when its a stellar show you dont notice. I won Anastasia lottery tickets at $25 a piece and were given $139 seats!! 3 row!Wish the concessions still had Jordan almonds or at least some classier candy. And definitely too long of lines for the ladies room!

Just saw Cats at this theater I enjoyed it a lot... Only problem is Im a 6 foot tall guy and the seats in front you are so close it is a bit uncomfortable to have the front seats give me no leg room.... Aisle seats are better for me....

Very nice venue to see a play. Good acoustics. Just the right size. Nice staff.

This was my first visit and it was great. A friend brought me along for a musical and I had a wonderful time. Just make sure to locate the bathrooms before you are seated, you will want to move quickly for an intermission break, the lines for the ladys room are as usual quite lengthy.

It is stunningly beautiful. I see mostly the theatre which is gorgeous. But the rest of the building is...WOW!

Enjoy coming to the historic Fisher Theatre in Detroit. They do a great job on scheduling shows for all of us to enjoy. I do seem to have trouble hearing and understanding actors and singers here. Its most likely time to update the sound here. I dont seem to have any issues elsewhere. Just got home from vegas where I saw a couple of shows in larger venues and understood every word.

Just had my first visit here and had a blast.

Beautiful venue...great shows played here. I do find however that the volunteer usher staff is much more professional in appearance and personality than the majority of the Fisher Theatre staff, mainly the women...they could be dressed more professionally for their roles and treat the volunteers more maturely and professionally. Otherwise a beautiful venue to see a live show!

We came here during Broadway in Detroit and saw Finding Neverland and it was awesome! The theatre itself was absolutely breathtaking! The detail that went into everything was impeccable and truly a one of a kind experience. If you are a fan of the theatre you should add this one to your bucket list. I really do believe that there is something very special about Detroit theatres. I have been to several in Kentucky and Florida and I just was not impressed. I will be more than happy to come here again for more shows!

A Detroit staple. Ample cheap parking and valet. Even the upper seats arent bad. The shows come and go quickly, with discounts offered all the time, and plenty of variety. Only 1 bathroom for each gender that I know of, so dont necessarily wait for intermission!

Great food! It was incorrectly posted as closed. But it’s not. He is open and a nice clean place. I had the French Dip and fries. So good!

Fisher building is beautiful and theatre is elegant. Easy access to all seating areas. The musical plays are a nice mix.

Excellent tour guide. Excellent information. Excellent view!

Fisher Theatre is a great venue to see a musical! My daughter loves musicals and has taken me to a few at the Fisher !

Beautiful building. I dont think there is a bad seat in the theatre but a distinct lack of washrooms leads to lineups and delays getting back into the theatre. Difficult when there is only a 15 minute intermission

Cool space. very interesting attention to detail. getting in the theatre is no problem at all. neither is getting out. quality of the shows is top notch. Ive seen some shows here that were better than some shows Id seen on broadway. very nice place. a good place to go for a more unique theatre experience

I love the place nice good show

Had a very good time went to see Kirk Franklin

So the production the play that went wrong at the Fisher Theater this weekend. It was a very funny farcical comedy. The theater was very nice the seats were comfortable the sound system was good and we could hear all the dialogue. Ticket taking and ushers taking you to your seats was very efficiently handled. Overall it was a very nice evening activity.

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 :)

Beautiful theater! had a wonderful time taking my grandmother to see a musical for Mothers Day.

Son saw Cats last week so good seeing it again on his birthday front row September 10th. Maybe at the oncor or intermission they could wish Chas Eisenhardt Happy Birthday!

Saw Cats for the 3rd time. Theater is awesome.

Extremely beautiful theater. Super friendly staff. Good wine at concession stand. Mind blowing effects on stage and superb stage light capabilities. Seating comfortable but congested as expected in a theater.

Beautiful Historical Bldg. Security are very helpful. Russell Pharmacy Staffers are also very kind and helpful. Many interesting shops!

Beautiful building and many shows and activities. It’s a must-visit if in area!

Beautiful location for Broadway in Detroit! The Fisher is a different experience visually than the Fox or the Opera House, but it was still impressive, classy, and gave a great backdrop to the show. We were pleasantly surprised by the cups from concessions being branded and take-home ready; it was a fun, free (well...probably not when we spent $40 on 3 drinks) memento of our evening. Really great, friendly staff all around, and we cant wait to go back!

Timeless. The Golden Tower grandeur of the Fisher Building is a good enough excuse for going there. The beautiful Albert Kahn Art Deco 1928 building is a masterpiece. The theater was redesigned in 1961 and took on a mid century modern decor. You can see Broadway and prebroadway shows here. The acoustics are not the best, but the seating and service and sight lines are great. Make sure you take the time to snap some pictures in the incredible lobby.

BEAUTIFUL

Great theatre venue embedded in a building with magnificent architecture. We also had a fabulous time exploring the unique shops within the Fisher Building.

Awesome place. Seems almost like stepping back into time.

The theater is beautifully maintained. You cant go wrong with any seats you get for a show!

Enjoyed the play I saw here. Beautiful place.

Would easily give this beautiful theater 5 stars but the restrooms were quite insufficient for the number of people.

Easy to find and covered parking close to the theater. Felt safe around and inside the building. The building itself is just beautiful a must-see. The seating is older and not too comfortable. Its a bit run down inside. We sat in the upper balcony which wasnt too good at all. Its very steep up there and hard to see and hear, but not a deal-breaker. Sometimes thats all you can afford. Would definitely go back and try for the main floor. Trying to leave the parking structure was horrible. Sat in line over 20 minutes without even moving. Then stop and go was a good 20 minutes with everybody trying to cut in. Either leave early to avoid this problem or be prepared.

The venue is beautiful and Hamilton was easily the best thing Ive ever seen on stage.

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.

Very nice theater. Took a very long time to park but the play was awesome. An extreme ripoff for water or drinks at intermission though.

Great venue to see a Broadway show! We saw the Bodyguard and loved it. It would be nice to see them bring the theater back to its glory days before they made it so 1960s.

Beautiful venue, amazing architecture, great entertainment. A historical gem!

First time here and its beautiful! Would come again.

Clean, quick customer service, and a great movie watching experience I have. Everything was good, only they can advise better to clean the restrooms.

A classic gem in Detroits 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.

Easy to get to via freewaysGREAT shows.Beautiful building.

I have always love going to Fisher Theatre. Parking is convenient, atmosphere is great, staff are very friendly. If you come early, you can walk around and enjoy the building.

Beautiful art deco building, brings back old memories...

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 Im 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 Id go back in a minute!

A lovely evening seeing Motown. The theatre is old but a classic in a classic building. Garage/parking is convenient.

Im in this place 5 days a week. I walk through it to get from a parking structure to my job. Its historic. But the new owners are kind of odd. They drove out many of the long-time businesses and now have empty slots.The theater is nice but I prefer the Michigan Opera House for plays. The Fisher is long from the stage while the MOH is wide and narrow across the stage. The MOH configuration assures that nobody sits at a distance that makes viewing poor.

Wonderful theatre. Not a bad seat in the house.

Really nice there

Sound needs help good place

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 hasnt had the same revival midtown has, and its too the detriment of the theatre experience.

The theater itself and the actors are awesome. Went to see finding neverland, and their props and special effects were excellent, there are scenes where the actors create a pirate ship on stage with sails that blew my mind, it looked so good. The refreshments are always expensive at shows, however, I do think that they have a lack of options when it comes to snacks. Its a petty thing to complain about so Im not going to downgrade them for it, I was just looking forward to some popcorn. The only other stuff they have are candied nuts, cookies, some variety of candy, and pretzels. The staff was nice, and the place didnt seem too crowded like the fox theater can get sometimes. The place was super clean. When it comes to alcoholic products, they give you these plastic cups which I can only describe as adult sippy cups, that are pretty nifty. The interior is pretty cool and has a nice atmosphere. The historical architecture, especially outside the theater, is fun to look at. Especially if you appreciate architecture and history.

Beautiful theatre and beautiful building. Grand architecture from years gone by.

Nice theater although the interior seems a little dated. Production was impressive and the actors were very good.Lines for restrooms at intermission were long but went fast. parking is close (structure attached).

Love working with the community here at The Fisher Theater

I will definitely going again! A great place! Sat in the 14th row and was really good view

Beautiful, elegant, saw Beautiful, Carol King, it was excellent, very easy to get here and very convenient close parking, free if you are a ticket holder!!!

Our second year at the Fisher Theater to see the Motown Musical. Great show. Great staff.

Saw the book of Mormon here it was such a good night

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.

The people at the theater ticket office are so helpful - and patient - and kind. They made a daunting process easy peasy. And the Fisher building is one of Detroits beautiful treasures.

The best place for Broadway in Detroit! Amazing art deco building, but the theatre was updated in the 60s. Free parking in the garage next door.

Very informative and an excellent guide--Ryan.

The Fisher Theatre walking tour was great. The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the building. The beautiful marble and the brass inlay was worth the trip.

First class theater and run downtown Detroit

Beautiful and all seats are great!

Spacious, easy parking, modern theater in a historic building

The DL Hugley and comedy show with friends was very funny. Just wish people would get their alcohol before show starts!

Great sounds, not good parking for 55 foot bus

Love the Stage Play, Mamas 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 building is Beautiful! Atmosphere is wonderful. There is plenty of parking.

Lovely place!

We saw Beautiful, and it was an amazing experience due to the theaters ambiance. The plush seats make watching a 2-plus-hour performance more than comfortable.

Beautiful and historic Detroit treasure. Located in New Center, you can grab a coffee or a play while you take in the beauty that surrounds you. The architecture alone is worth the trip. An absolute must see when visiting the city.

Love going here. Always have a pleasant experience.

Got that old-school feeling to it. Nice spot to watch a Broadway show. Drinks are a bit pricey but it comes with the atmosphere.

Had a fun night seeing The Book of Mormon. Helpful staff. Great prices loved it.

Historic, wonderful venue. Only complaint is the bathrooms are not large enough or conveniently located during shows, so its best to go before your show and then wait until you get home.

My wife and I watched the Broadway show A Gentlemans Guide to Love and Murder last night. The ushers were very accommodating and helpful and the place, including the bathroom, is very clean. The decorations are outdated. The seats are old and not enough elbow room. The temperature was on the chilly side. Make sure to bring a nice warm sweater or hoodie with you.

Really neat part of Detroit history with several cool small shops. Really looking forward to the renovations. Its a shame they cant budget a little better for the bathrooms to be properly maintained. Its been a while since Ive been so disgusted in a public restroom (no tp, only 1/2 the stalls were usable, no paper towels...).

Beautiful architecture, inside and around the theater. A stunning reminder of the greatness that abounds inside Detroit. Inside the theater, the sound and lights are expert configured.