Sherman Theater
Concert theater
About
The Sherman Theater is a concert and live-event venue on Main Street in Stroudsburg. It has two rooms, the main Sherman Theater and the smaller Sherman Showcase, with a lineup of rock and metal shows, comedy, dance and family touring shows. Most events are all ages unless the listing says otherwise.
History
The theater opened on January 7, 1929, with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy on opening night. It is run today as a non-profit.
When to go
Shows are listed months ahead on the website. The box office window is open Saturdays from noon to 5 pm, and on days with a main theater show from noon until the end of the show. The box office phone line is open 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday and noon to 5 pm on Saturday.
Good to know
There is no parking lot. Use street parking or a municipal lot, free after 6 pm Monday through Saturday and all day Sunday.
The first floor is wheelchair accessible but there is no elevator to the second floor. Bar and concession purchases are cashless.
Alcohol requires age 21 and a photo ID. No flash photography, professional lenses or video recorders.
Price
Ticket prices vary by show. Check the website before you go.
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