I actually really like this venue for a show. It's a fairly small place in the heart of the cultural district. The setup is mostly tables for four with a few rows of theatre seating in the back. I don't love that you can't reserve the seat numbers at the table (you reserve the table number and then it's first come, first served after that), but overall, it's a nice setup.
Another bonus is that they recently updated the menu. The new options are decent sized tapas plates and a couple of sandwiches. We sampled the mozzarella balls, cheese plate, buffalo dip, and a chorizo grilled cheese. As much as I don't love the pretentious-ness of the DeShantz group, the food at the theatre is much improved.
Service is limited during the production for obvious reasons, but they were still pretty accommodating and you can always go out to the bar and grab another drink if you want. Also, they finally fixed the payment process and started bringing and processing checks during the show instead of making everyone wait around until after.