Shadowbox Live

Yes, it was a while ago though

there are shows that are family friendly. Holiday hoopla and crachit are. I think Epic might be.

You don't receive physical tickets you should have an online receipt and when you go they will have your reservations and you're good to go. If you're concerned call them make sure it went through

Tickets can often be had for free... especially after your first visit and/ or registering an email with them.. also, you'll be offered to buy a $20 future ticket to select shows. But straight up full price tickets are $30-35

Parking lot is available directly behind the theater. Six dollars to park.

It varies a bit, but plan on two hours with intermission and settling up your tab after the show.

Most shows have 2 - 45 min halves with a 15 min intermission in the middle. Seating starts about an hour before most shows if ordering food

Rockmill Tavern

Yes they do!

There is no age limit. But some shows are adult themed.

There is no age limit and all are welcome. Some shows have adult themes. You can always ask the box office when you call if the show is age appropriate.

Senior tickets apply to people age 55+

The show schedule is posted on their website. Yhe show on Thursday is called desire.

They do have a program where you can work there as young as 14 through the stem program through your school

Behind Shadow box. 5$

20-30$ each depending

Down and dirty..... Seen it last night. Lots of laughs and rockin music.

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Just talk to them. They are very willing to work with you.

About an hour before the show time.

Yes

The Westin is the coolest most fancy pants hotel Ever and will be beautiful for the holidays, on the other end of the spectrum the Varsity Inn on olentangy is a dive but safe and inexpensive, walking distance to all the cool spots in grand view and a cheap uber to anything downtown,campus or short north

Most shows are open to any age. Not all shows are family friendly, however. Some shows do require you to be over 21 to attend, but those are few and far between. The Rock Comedy shows are great for most ages, but do contain some more mature humor. The Stage2 shows are more theater and music and wonderful for everyone. The events and shows in the Backstage Bistro are mostly okay for all ages, but seem geared towards adults and late night fun. You do have to be over 21 to consume alcohol. If you are attending a free show at the Columbus Commons then any age group is fine and very acceptable. If you are over 18 and attending a Shadowbox Live show, you will have a great time at any of the shows and I highly recommend attending as many as you can! I've taken my younger children to many of the shows without issue.