Sanders Theatre — Attraction in Cambridge

I was here Sunday February 25,2018 to enjoy a splendid concert . I purchased a Balcony A, row EE, seat 4 ticket. This sit is abstracted with balcony bars so that I could see only 1/8 of the orchestra. I couldn't see the conductor and the pianist at all. This seat should be prohibited for sale. When I was trying to change that nasty seat for a better one, the ladies who are in the concert hall to make the customers comfortable ruined my Sunday to the worst. There were plenty of not taken seats. They wouldn't let me take any of them. There was a guy sitting in front of me taking all the 4 seats in the row. When I was trying to change my nasty seat one of the ladies took me by hand and ordered to go back to my seat. Both of them were chasing me even during the intermission when I was busy with my phone. One of them came up to me and ordered not to do any photography, which I wasn't doing. Looked like they planned to ruin my day. That was a terrible experience. I wish people like that shouldn't take such positions if they plan on making us uncomfortable. The worst experience I ever had visiting a...

I have only seen the Revels here but the theater and lobby are gorgeous and worth the cost of a show to see. The small, hard, densely packed seating will not bother you once you get a look around the theater. Very intimate stage. It is handicap accessable but as most places at Harvard, limited areas are accessable. The bathrooms are in the basement which, amazingly, does have elevator access. So, if you need disability access, Harvard publishes a map online. Looking at that prior to your trip is advisable. I also noticed that the lobby is standing room only and there were a few people with walkers who were forced to wait in the lobby, without access to a seat. So, make sure to read Harvards disability access policies and plan...

The building is a beautiful architectured. It is a Harvard landmark, a historic landmark. It is open to the public. If you are visiting Harvard you would want to spend some time here enjoy this piece of fine art, a must see place! It built in 1870s. The Harvard Statur was originally installed west front of the building, but later it got moved to its current location on the west side of university hall. The Memorial Hall now is used as dining hall...