Reviews of Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (Movie Theater)

55 E State St, Columbus, OH 43215 Located in: John F. Wolfe Columbus Commons

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At the present the firm receives a rating of 4.6 out of 5 and this score has been calculated on 25 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Columbus Association for the Performing Arts IN Ohio

Dianne Battigaglia

Going on only my second year volunteering...many of my cohorts have 15+ but by no means are they all seniors! Wonderfully diverse entertainment schedule. Beautiful historic theaters. Volunteers choose their schedules two months in advance and must only commit to two shows a month. If you have free time and you’re looking for something different, explore CAPA volunteering!

JL Fryman

Summer Movie Series is absolutely wonderful. I have made this part of my birthday celebrations for the past two summers. Great experience and you can't beat the price for the quality of the entertainment you get. Can't miss the organist prior to show times!!! He's amazing.

Stephen McCafferty

This is the ticket center. There are no Ticketmaster fees but there is no free parking.

Holly HumDrum

J Marel

Great atmosphere and nice people

Layne Reed

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Jerry Corrodi

Absolutely a total insult! Paying $10 per person for the morning dress rehearsal of the Columbus Symphony, featuring two numbers by Ballet Met dancers and a fine piano concerto, plus Symphony offerings, with a promise of coffee and doughnuts, of which they ran out before the rehearsal began. I estimated over a thousand people were in attendance at the CAPA-run gorgeous Ohio Theater. That's revenue of $10,000. Give me my hot cup of coffee on a freezing cold morning! This IS NOT CAPA's doing; it is solely on the shoulders of the CSO. What did not happen that should have? There was nothing telling what the audience would be hearing. I understand that it was a rehearsal, but a program line-up could have been posted on a lobby easal. After an hour and a quarter, everyone left the stage, as half the audience bundled up and departed. There was no mention if this were an intermission, which it turned out to be. The excuse I heard about running out of refreshments was that they got more people than anticipated. So, charge less for those who get nothing but a seat. Or, make more coffee.