State Theater

Pros: intimate setting, parking garage available about 3 short blocks away, snacks and drinks on site (bring cash). Bathrooms were lean and well stocked.
Cons: sound was only ok (that is being nice), perhaps not a great place to see a blues or rock music show. Seating is very cramped, no room to even stretch legs out even a little bit and I am only 5’6″. My husband is 6’4“and he was extremely uncomfortable. Not enough restroom facilities. Very difficult to get around other people, just not enough room.
I would consider a return trip to see a play but I doubt I would return for a concert, unless it was someone I HAD to see and had no other option.
If you want great sound, more comfortable seating and an over all better experience, consider the Kirby Center in Wilkes-​Barre, PA. Well worth the drive.

Saw a show here years back. Can’t really remember who it was or when it was but it was a good show. Great atmosphere for it and the classic décor added to the experience. I remember standing up in the balcony and being amazed by the great view of the show.

Saw Guster and Eli ‘Paperboy’ Reed and the True Loves here last year. The interior is really nicely decorated and they serve PBR cans as one of the only beer options. I was amused. The staff wasn’t very friendly or helpful when it came to making you feel welcome as well as crowd control, which loses a notch or two from me. I’d only make a return trip if it were for an act I really had to see.

A classic, early-​twentieth century style theater with a richly decorated interior. It has surprisingly good acoustics and maintains an intimate feel that provides for great back and forth between artists and the audience.