This was my first time at this venue, I was excited! It was for Nurse Johnn, a comedian. Show starts at 9:45p, email said doors open an hour prior. The entrance line wrapped around to Nuuanu Ave at 9:15p.

No backpacks, large bags, fluid containers and outside food allowed.

With 3 open entrances they scan your ticket and you walk in to a 5ft wide hallway with doors closed to the ground floor seating. To the right and left are the stairways to the upper balconies.

It’s a very small theater, cramped and I believe only one restroom for each sex with women having 5 stalls. The tiny bar is right outside the women’s restroom.

This night I felt was very unorganized. They opened the doors to the building, but not the doors to the theater and seats! Everyone was cramped in the hallways and on the stairs! I couldn’t tell the difference between the line for the toilet and people just waiting to enter the theater! The employees seemed nice, but were barely helpful. It was my first time, so I did not know how the seating went - double letters and then even and odd numbers! It was confusing!

*Try not to book seats at the very top, especially if you’re tall or have long legs. I’m 5’4, my friend is 5’2”, and could not keep my legs in front of me without hitting the seat backs in front of me! Very narrow rows, if someone needed to get in, you would need to stand up.

Leaving the theater, it was very slow going.

I’m not a sound engineer, but acoustics seemed adequate and pleasing.

The decor of the theater was pretty. Consider this building historical for being over a century old and not accommodating for this growing island.