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617, Congress Avenue, 78701, Austin, Travis County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 512-443-3688
website: www.hideouttheatre.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 30.268585, Longitude: -97.7422246
Sage TheSage
::I’ve been coming here for about a year now and this is THE place to be for anything improv related. They have shows, which are ALL improvised. (no line memorizing or stuff like that)They even have classes for kids with autism (like me). It’s great to work with people who are actually nice, and have something in common with me, and I have many good friends here. Service is good, and food is great. Overall, I recommend this place to anybody who is interested in improv or anything theatre related! 😀
Alex Walker
::The Hideout has changed my life. If it were not for the Hideout community and staff, I don't think I'd have a single friend in Austin, TX! I began taking classes at the Hideout Theatre in 2015 and loved every single minute of it. The Hideout has a variety of shows throughout the week for all ages and various tastes. The coffee is great, free wifi, and the employees are precious! Great place to do work or study or try something new like an improv class!
Cindy Ramirez
::Just like the name of the place implies, this coffee shop is slightly hidden in the middle of the downtown area. Nevertheless, it is a gorgeous shop with low lighting, which strengthens the calm and relaxing environment the coffee and tea also bring to table. The cons of this place is that 1) there's not many outlets if you're there doing work on your computer and 2) the food is slightly expensive. Overall, a good quiet place to visit anytime of the day or week. There's free WiFi (tad slow) and the customer service is great!
Tina Lentz
::Really an Austin treasure. And so intimate. You really do feel like you've found a secret hideout when you step in because all you get at first is coffee shop, but travel to the back and you get a taste of really great improv comedy. All the shows I've been to have been really interactive. Austin's comedy scene has been hit and miss for me but I know every time I go to the Hideout I'll have a good time. Plus, the coffee outside is good. Definite win-win.
Casey Quinlan
::The Hideout Theatre provides an excellent education in improvised theatre for anyone interested in taking classes. I can't recommend taking one of their free classes highly enough, and then I bet you'll be hooked and want to sign up for all the classes, like I did. :) For anyone looking to attend performances, they also put on 11+ improvised plays/shows per week, and the shows are wildly different from one another but are all top notch. The theatre and coffee house are all one place, so you can get a hot slice of pizza or a gluten-free cookie, and a mocha or a glass of Merlot, and you can bring it all into the theatre with you to eat and drink while enjoying a night of live local theatre. They even do corporate training and teambuilding. They came to my workplace, and everyone who got to work with them loved it and wouldn't stop telling me how much they enjoyed it and how much it helped them more effectively connect to their teammates and clients. 10/10 would recommend!