Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati
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PLAN YOUR VISIT
Whether you’ve been here before or it’s your first time attending, here’s some information to help prepare for your visit along with opportunities to engage with us and our shows.
Welcome!
Your theatre-going experience begins long before the show and doesn’t have to end when the curtain goes down. Our intimate performance space seats 182 with each row higher than the one in front of it, providing an unobstructed view—no matter where you sit!
Ensemble Theatre is located in historic Over-the-Rhine, a bustling, vibrant arts and cultural district that offers unique shopping along with dozens of nationally-renowned restaurants to complement your theatre trip.
In addition to the many nearby dining options, we offer a full-service bar and light concessions in our lobby for your convenience.
Directions & Parking
Train, plane, automobile? However you arrive, we want to make it easy for you to get here and get settled for your performance.
Local Dining
From culinary staples to crafty cuisine, Over-the-Rhine takes center stage with a bevy of delicious options for your next dining adventure.
Hotels
Drama belongs on the stage, not in finding a place to catch some z’s after your theatre outing. Find the perfect hotel for your visit.
FAQs
You’ve got questions. Relax, we got you. Find answers to common queries to make the most of your theatre visit.
Accessibilty
We’re dedicated to making our performances and outreach initiatives welcoming to and enjoyable by all.
First-Timer's Guide
A hearty round of applause for making your debut at our theatre! Here are some helpful tips we’ve compiled to prepare you for your first visit.
Subscriptions
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About
Ensemble Theatre produces world-class professional theatre and engaging education and outreach programs.
Photo credits | Masthead, Kathleen Wise in Grounded (Ryan Kurtz); Top: cast of Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Ryan Kurtz). By row (L-R): Darnell Pierre Benjamin & Bryant Bentley in Detroit ’67 (Mikki Schaffner); Phil Fiorini & Nathan Robert Pecchia in Fly By Night (Ryan Kurtz); Brooke Steele in The Frog Princess (Ryan Kurtz); the cast of Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Ryan Kurtz); The Whipping Man set (Ryan Kurtz).
1127 Vine Street