Margaret Comstock Concert Hall

Let’s just call it MCCH, you know, for short.
Although this theater was a bit hard to find (thankfully I went with someone who was familiar with University of Louisville’s music department) — the reward far exceeded the complications in finding the venue.
– TO HELP YOU FIND IT — google map this lat and long: 38.2 196 048, –85.7 587 838
Not only did the concert hall have wonderful acoustics, but the seats (all 558 of them) were comfortable, and there wasn’t a bad seat in the house.
I’d say if you hear of any concerts going on here, just go. You won’t regret it. Unless of course, you really aren’t a fan of live music. But, that’d be weird if you managed to find this review.
By the way, I saw this group at the MCCH:
If you ever hear this group playing anywhere, go… be sure to stick around for the second set… the harmonica will knock you outta the water.
«Shtreiml» according to the website above: Founded in 2002, Montréal/​Philly-​based Shtreiml offers a high-​octane mix of not-​so-​traditional Eastern-​European Jewish and Turkish music.