Round House Theatre is an American professional theater company located in Bethesda, Maryland. Founded in 1978, it operates as a 501 …
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Jun 21, 2024
We went to a performance of Top Dog, Underdog at the Round House. It should actually be called the Semi-Circular House given the seating arrangement, but never mind. It’s a sensational venue for li…Full review by jaseaton
Mar 23, 2024
Best regional theatre in the area! Productions here are not to be missed. You might not like the actual play, but it will always be well acted, directed, & staged! Buy a subscription so you don’t mis…Full review by Sherry S
Jan 31, 2024
We have been attending productions at The Round House for several years. Recently we saw "Next to Normal" which was excellent as were all of those we've seen. Frequently we will plan a trip to DC …Full review by William Lee H
Why did Round House decide to install such uncomfortable seating?
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I believe that they did it to save money. Sadly, the seating is a major distraction and discomfort We have already turned in our season tickets for refund.
Where is the parking garage that lets you walk to the theater without going outdoors? I've only been there once and wasnt driving so didn't pay attention. This time I'm driving so need to know!
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Right next to (and beneath) the theater. If I remember correctly, as you're traveling west on East-West Highway, turn right into the driveway for the theater and the garage ramp down is …
Right next to (and beneath) the theater. If I remember correctly, as you're traveling west on East-West Highway, turn right into the driveway for the theater and the garage ramp down is on the left just before the theater door. Hope that helps!
Sorry....no. It's a "traditional" theater. They serve drinks (wine, water, sodas, and a little more) and candies/nuts in the lobby during intermissions, but no food, and there are certainly …
Sorry....no. It's a "traditional" theater. They serve drinks (wine, water, sodas, and a little more) and candies/nuts in the lobby during intermissions, but no food, and there are certainly no tables in the auditorium space.
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