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Parking & Directions for Russell Howard Theatre Of The Living Arts
334 South St, Philadelphia, PA
19147, US
1. Lot 2 (0.2 miles) - $15
2. 2nd & Chestnut Garage (0.3 miles) - $18
3. Walnut Street Garage (0.4 miles) - $20
4. The Parkway Corporation Lot (0.5 miles) - $16
5. Street parking (varies, 0.1 miles) - $2/hour
Russell Howard Concert Live at Theatre Of The Living Arts | Philadelphia
The Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham isn’t just a pretty face on the city’s entertainment map; it’s a place where history and passion collide. Over the years, it’s witnessed everything from legendary performances like Paul Robeson's powerful voice in the 1930s to vibrant celebrations of musical genres at the Birmingham International Music Festival. Attending a Russell Howard Birmingham show here feels like being part of something special, there’s an energy in the air that’s hard to describe. The theatre’s layout offers a mix of seats, like the centre balcony ones that give you a clear, almost dreamy view of the stage, or the chorus front restricted seats that put you close enough to feel the vibe but with a little more challenge in viewing those tricky chorus moments. And it’s super easy to find, just hop on a quick bus from the Science Museum or follow the Birmingham City Centre Walking Tour. Honestly, whether you’re there for a comedy night with Russell Howard or a musical, it’s a venue that always leaves an impression, making every visit feel a little bit like stepping into Birmingham’s rich cultural heart.


