The Palace Theatre

Another fun evening at the Palace Theater. Last night we saw Jefferson Starship performing on stage. How fortunate we are to have this local venue bringing in iconic acts week after week. The small theater size gives the performances an intimate feel. You don't need to watch on a huge video screen hanging above the stage to see the acts. You can actually see the stage up close and personal without it! We are usually able to sit orchestra center only a few rows back from the stage because I purchase tickets early in advance. Last night I learned that the production company bringing these acts to the Palace, Latshaw Productions, has a website where you can log in to see what's in the lineup and order tickets in advance at a discounted price.

Most acts allow photographs to be taken as long as you don't use a flash. So you can get lots of photos to post on social media or to show your friends.

The theater has a room adjacent to the lobby where you can purchase drinks and the restrooms are large and clean. I can't wait to see another show at the Palace!

I'm not from Greensburgh, but I would come again and again. The Palace Theatre is a little gem of a theater in Downtown Greensburg(?), and it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience seeing Master Chef Junior Live! The people that worked in the theater were so nice and accommodating, and the show was so enjoyable! The children and their skills at cooking were impressive and jaw dropping and I loved that they incorporated the crowd into the event. The Palace Theatre is surrounded by beautiful stores, bars and restaurants that were really unique and inviting, and the theatre had a host of events from plays to comedy shows that incorporate adults to children. All in all a beautiful evening with my Yelp Elite friends and the Palace Theatre.

Great view no matter where you sit. Saw Lovin Spoonful/The Rascals there. Amazing show!

We've been coming here to see various performers for a quite awhile. It's so nice to see the improvements made over time. Even better is the Palace adding that extra special something to Greensburg. It has a wonderful history. Usually one has to travel to Pittsburgh to see nationally known performers, but the Palace has been booking top rated acts over the last few years. The opportunity to see comedians, musicians, the symphony and local plays, is something that people in the area enjoy.

Husband and I came here to see 81 year old, blues legend, Buddy Guy. He has influenced and played with Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, John Mayer, to name a few. We have seen him perform at other venues, but it's so convenient not to have to drive through Pittsburgh traffic and not pay an exorbitant price for parking. There are several restaurants nearby that one can have a very nice evening out.

The volunteers who work the events are very helpful and friendly. I look forward to attending more shows in the future.

The theater has great seating and an easy enough entrance to get in and out but they have ZERO ventilation in the theater itself I was at the top balcony center and it was so hot it was hard to breathe. They seriously need to invest in stronger central air conditioning in the theater

Unfortunately needing to request a refund due to Covid is a joke. I was told I did it wrong multiple times or didn't ask soon enough though they waited until after the show to return my messages. The lady in charge at the box office laughed at me multiple times for not understanding why she wouldn't help me and flat out told me she wouldn't help me. She also refused to give me a phone number to contact her superior after
saying there was no one higher than her. When I finally found a number for the head office, a lady was to return my call and never did. Living close by this was an easy place to frequent however after the blatant disrespect and rude behavior I won't return.

Alot of history, beautiful architecture, a great little theater to attend concerts. Tonight was Robbie Krieger from the Doors celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Doors first release. Great show, Robbie still sounds good rocking out at 71!

Absolute garbage. Utter trash. Foul odor. My friend and I visited and he died days later, I blame it on this theatre.

I've been to hundreds of concerts across the country and I'm attempting to write a review of every venue to assist my concert going troubadours.

Merle Haggard - August 10, 2015

As stated in previous reviews, I am not a fan of theatre concerts - too sedate and drowsy. I try to avoid them, sometimes traveling 300 miles to attend a the same show in a different city that's a general admission venue.

However, it was Merle Haggard and I'm so happy we went because he passed away 7 months after this concert.

It was a very quiet show. I yelled a couple times to turn up the volume because I couldn't hear the music over the people around me snoring.

If you want to drink an alcoholic beverage, they make you purchase a ridiculous souvenir sippy cup - it's demoralizing.

It will always be the venue I last saw Merle Haggard, but I don't see me ever returning.

Have been to this venue countless times over the years but the customer service continued to decline with the last straw being that they refuse to refund the full purchase price for a show that they have cancelled. Think twice before purchasing tickets here as if they cancel or reschedule a show you WILL NOT receive a full refund! Prices were always high and accommodations lacking but I tried to support the venue and community but no more.