A gem in a region sorely lacking for movie theatres, though I'd say the studios aren't really…read moremaking too many pictures for folks who don't T have young kids or who don't like horror flicks. Great popcorn and when they have a movie I want to see I can't wait.

Fine place to watch a movie. Friendly service. Good snacks. Comfortable seats. Good sound level.read more

No notes! This place is cozy, professional, affordable and the performance of Jesus Christ…read moreSuperstar was professional and brought tears to my eyes multiple times. Worth the visit whether you are taking a date or just looking for something to do on a weekend.

Off-Broadway at its best. Intimate theater in the round with an exceptionally talented vocal and…read moredance cast. Save that trip to NYC.

Was referred here. Won't refer others. 1. The kid at the register couldn't answer a simple…read morequestion (when is the theater open for seating) 2. What flavor is a specific cider? (His answer-cider). 3. When I ordered a large popcorn it came in a bag, when the young lady behind me informed me only the jumbo is in a bucket (my error) I asked if I can pay the difference for a bucket... his answer. I need to get a manager to issue a refund..... much much more hassle that it's worth..... last time here.

Love this theatre. Always easy to get good seats, at a reasonable price. Have been coming since…read morethey opened, the seats need repair as many are torn.

Beautiful space that used to be a National Biscuit Co. (Nabisco) bakery in the early 1900s, in…read moredowntown Albany. The show I saw was in the black box space, but they also have a main stage. As a theater person, I LOVE to see these spaces redone and used for the arts community. This place is an asset to downtown Albany and I am excited to go back next year and see Once on This Island on the mainstage.

I love this theatre. It's so intimate that there really are no bad seats in the house -- to the…read morepoint where my actual preference is to sit in the middle of the absolute last row -- a perfect view every time. Every production that I've seen here has been excellent, the staff are friendly, the seats are comfortable, and you can bring drinks into the theatre, which I really appreciate. A favorite date night for my partner and I is to grab a pizza and drinks right next door art Albany Distilling Co./DeFazio's pizza and then head over to the REP for a show. Albany is lucky to have this place and I'm looking forward to the next show!

Great community vibe, and comfortable seats. Saw Rocky Horror last night and only complaint was the…read morevolume was SO LOW! It's a raucous musical and its volume last night was whisper quiet. Crank it up, guys!

What an adorable theatre in Chatham! We just watched the Oscar nominated shorts here on Saturday…read moreand it was delightful! Adult tickets are $11 and senior and members get a discount. They check for IDs and a vaccination cards. Masks must be worn at all times except when seated. They have limited the capacity to less than 50% and everyone is seated far away (6 ft plus!) from each other. They also have a single restroom and signs from back in the day! In a small town they offer many international films not shown everywhere. We really appreciated the atmosphere and the friendly staff. They only show one film at a time which is also lovely and never fully crowded. They also host plays here too! The popcorn, candy and snacks are also very affordable. I wish more theatres like these existed in New York City and scattered throughout the US! Definitely support this local community theatre they will greet you at the front door and you will feel like a VIP guest! Will definitely be back!

The Egg re-hatched on January 8th after a nearly $20 M renovation. That was great news! It was…read morestarting to become an eyesore with its aging seating and bathrooms. Now, it's a sight for sore eyes! Better sound system and LED lighting were among the upgrades. A little more seating. New seats and flooring. New wall coverings.The public was invited to check out the improvements at a free evening event. When you consider that the distinctive facility is about a half century old, the upgrades were overdue. The helpful ushers are not paid to be tour guides so I'm not sure how accurate their information was. Some ushers said the bathrooms were not renovated. The bathrooms I visited did have upgrades, but I cannot understand why the some of the original hardware including the old, chipped sanitary napkin receptacles were screwed back into the womens' bathrooms stalls. It seriously detracted from the overall appearance and seemed to be a bad penny pinching decision after so much money was spent. I can't tell you about the men's rooms. The men in our group of friends said they thought some work had been done. The Egg's unique shape was inspired by the half grapefruit that Gov. Rockefeller was eating during a planning meeting. In this day and age of large venues, it remains a more intimate setting. The Kitty Carlisle Hart theatre has a capacity of just under 1,000 seats and there's another smaller theater just below it. I was in the audience a few years ago when Pete Davidson did his stand-up act at the Egg. He complained about the small size of the venue. He added another show for same day just to make it worth his while. I came away offended by some of what he tried to pass off as humor. If performers like Davidson don't want to play the Egg again, I'm okay with that. It has great acoustics for fine artists of a whole different caliber. The Egg re-cracked open with aerial performances by Good Karma Studio and the DJ Hollyw8d. Looking forward to attending many awesome performances in this newly improved venue!

This Mid-Century Modern architectural masterpiece was stunning when it was built and now it's…read morerestored to perfection (2026). The artistic integrity remains and of course the proportions and design inside and out continue to WOW! A+ in every way! This venue is worth a good look and please certainly enjoy the top notch offerings! Thank you for the thoughtful restoration! The new seating is super comfortable too!

We attended a wonderful performance of the Monica Bill Barnes dance company here last weekend. The…read moreperformance was fantastic and the venue is great - intimate enough that you can get a great view and in a beautiful setting. We can't wait to attend more performances here throughout the summer!

I love a show! I…read morehaven't been to the Palace a ton, and my experiences have been mixed, but over all I enjoy this theatre. As a plus sized woman, I find the seats to be very roomy and comfortable. The seats were very cushy and supportive and there was a ton of leg room. I'll go to more shows based on this alone. I think my issue is comparing this theatre to Proctors, which is a very different vibe. The Palace offers more lively shows with less of a strict seating policy. People are often up and down in their seats, there is often a lot of chatter in the crowd; and I think this threw me off my first visit, as I am used to being quiet and still in my seat until intermission. Parking is pretty easy with multiple options locally, as well as abundant street parking. Concessions were very pricy. The bathrooms are in the basement if you are on the main level, so that's a bit of a pain. I won't hesitate to book another show here!

This is a gorgeous theatre. The interior is beautifully decorated- from the carpet to the curtains…read moreand the paintings on the ceiling. It is a smaller venue and I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. Definitely go see a show there! I'm looking forward to coming back for another performance!