Largo Cultural Center

Thursday night was my first visit here to see a performance, and I enjoyed this very small venue! I saw West Side Story, presented by Eight O’Clock Theatre, because my friend’s daughter had a role as one of the Sharks’ girls. And I thoroughly enjoyed watching my first performance here!
The day prior, when I’d looked online, the only available seats were on the side, general-​admisiion *obstructed view*. Since I would be alone, I wasn’t horribly concerned. Because my friend had advised me to call the box office instead of ordering online to save the $ 7 convenience fee, I called & was delighted my ticket was even a couple of dollars less than what I thought was the ticket price. And then, on the night of the performance, when I found my friend, she told me she’d been able to buy a couple of reserved seats earlier that day so I could sit with her. As we went inside, I noticed those side GA seats WERE very much on the side, but NOT obstructed at all. And the seating looked incredibly comfortable for folding chairs — so that would’ve been a decent place to sit. My friend’s seats were on the next-​to-​last row of reserved seating, near center… and I felt like I was very close to the action!
The acoustics in the theatre were quite good, and the small orchestra pit had an excellent sound. Our seats were well-​cushioned & very comfortable, plus I had plenty of legroom. The quality of this performance was equal to other theatre productions I’ve seen at much larger venues! I’m definitely looking forward to enjoying another performance there soon!

I attended «Shrek» at the Largo Cultural Center, the first time I’ve been to that venue, and was pleasantly surprised. On the small side, it has great sight lines and reasonably comfortable seating. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. I wouldn’t hesitate to return.

On the land that used to be the Rennaissance Festival grounds sits that Largo Cultural center.
It’s a large play house with a beautiful stage, and a lovely back stage area for participants to get ready. This was my thrid visit to the LCC, and normally I’d be the one up there preforming, but due to being sick, i was unable to be in the spotlight. Instead, i was in the very comfortable seats, directly in the middle with an excellent view of the performers putting on Ms Linda’s annual production of «Steppin’ Out!»
I was very pleased with the will call booth and with the restroom facilities. Everything was neat and clean.

I did an event at the Largo Cultural Center and as a professional photographer, I can say they have a really nice facility. It was clean and well lit. The equipment they provided worked very well, and their grounds were immaculate. The staff was kind and professional. They met all of our needs and the needs of all of the guests that attended the event I was photographing. I would highly recommend their facility for your next event

This is a really nice community center. If you’re used to seeing shows at Ruth Eckerd Hall, The Straz Center, or The Mahaffey Theater it can be quite a surprise the first time you come here. This place is quite small in comparison (less than 500 seats). However, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I actually really enjoy coming to shows here. Because of the size even in the «worst» seats you’re still relatively close to the stage. I’ve been in shows at The Straz where I was so far away I wondered why I even bothered going. The seats are comfortable, unlike some other closeby venues (I’m talking to you Capitol Theatre). I’ve seen a few shows here where the artist will come out after the show and pose for pictures with fans. You won’t see that happening at larger venues! There’s ample free parking also, which is really nice. It wasn’t that long ago that you couldn’t buy tickets online, so that is a really nice improvement.
There are parking lots on both sides of the building, but if it’s raining there is a covered drop off on the west side.