Knight Theater — Attraction in Charlotte

Catching up on reviews. I've enjoyed many concerts and events in this venue over the years. This review is in reference to a play I attended on Saturday, 08-13-22.

Garrett Davis' Unforgettable play was outstanding! This was the first leg of the tour. The play was about how Alzheimer's impacts the lives of minorities with emphasis on Blacks and Hispanics. They did an excellent job with portraying the progression of the disease on the person who has it, their caregivers, and their family and loved ones. The play was presented by the Alzheimer's Association.

Great singing, especially from LeJuene Thompson. There were plenty of laughs and a few moments for tears. This touched me personally as I have had family members to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's just as I've helped to be a caregiver for a grandmother who had Alzheimer's.

As always, the venue was clean and the staff was pleasant and eager to help. Looking forward to...

I've been here several times for shows and musicals that Blumenthal has put on.

It's not the main theater for Broadway shows, but there's usually a couple per season here.

It's smaller than Belk theater, but I think it's the third largest after Ovens and Belk. I really like the size of this theater. It's small enough that even if you get cheap seats, you still have a good view of the stage.

The theater is nice and clean. The bathrooms are big enough to handle the crowd size usually.

Parking is my least favorite part about the theater. Street parking is hard. The designated garage is at the Duke Energy building, but you could be waiting forever to get out of that garage after the show. We recently parked at the Green parking garage across the street instead and that was better.

Overall, I think this is my favorite theater in Charlotte to...

Our experience at The Knight theater yesterday to see Matteo Bocelli was wonderful. We loved the size of the theater as it felt more intimate. The staff were all so courteous and attentive, especially the ushers who helped me with my walker and seating. I received our tickets through a vender that did not specify that I needed a handicap seat. I called and spoke with Darcy at the ticket office and she did a lot of work to get things taken care of. She coordinated with Athena, who would help me at the Will-call desk when I came in the theater. Their compassion was evident and their communications were flawless. This is a level of customer service I have not witnessed at any the larger venues I have been to. Please pass this to the appropriate supervisors and tell them...