Oh Loblolly, what can I say about you? Well I realize that theater and types of theater settings…read morepeople enjoy can differ greatly from person to person. That being said, I've attended Loblolly performances that I loved and other performances that I really did not enjoy. The one thing I will give Loblolly credit for is sustaining a successful offbeat theater company in Pensacola. They consistently provide something different, which sometimes works out and sometimes it doesn't, but they certainly get an "A" for effort. The theater is one small room, usually with the stage area in the center of the room with seats arranged around it. You will likely either love the intimate feel or you will hate it. I have a friend who used to do a lot of local theater and the set-up makes him very uncomfortable. I, however, much prefer it to larger settings - to each his own I guess. The backstage area, which they sometimes open up after the performances for refreshments and discussion, is simply an adjacent room. We are not talking anything fancy at all here, but somehow it works.

I sandra when I lived in pcola fl loved the loblolly theatre such talent and enjoyed the intimate…read moresetting I remember I brought 3ladies with me who had power wheel chairs and they had cerebral palsy the ladies in the play they performed a private play for us and we were the only ones there they were good to my ladies and what a great performance sorry to hear that it closed I now live in in Clinton Tennessee

The Pensacola Saenger Theatre is a true gem in the Pensacola area…read more Located right in downtown, this historic theater has both the charm and the scale to host a wide range of performances. The seating capacity is solid and the layout works well for shows, so there really is not a bad experience in the house. It feels intimate while still being able to handle bigger productions. Parking around downtown Pensacola can be tight, especially on show nights, but it is manageable with a little planning. Once inside, everything runs smoothly. The concessions are surprisingly good for a historic venue and add to the overall experience. If you live in the area or are visiting, make sure you catch a performance here at some point. It is a great local spot and one of Pensacola's real standouts.

Ticket Master burned me a while back for $150. i just…read morebought tickets for MoTown and cannot download them. tried reset of password four times and could not. will go tonight with printed tickets despite Ticketmaster saying that i will not be allowed to enter. i will never use Ticketmaster again!!!!!

We are visiting in Orange beach and saw a flyer for a free musical Christmas program and registered…read morefor tickets. Being our first time here and I think this is a new center GPS did not take us to the right location but got us close enough for us to find it. On a Thursday evening we were expecting a small crowd for a community performance. But boy were we surprised. It is a fairly large performance hall and almost a full house on a Thursday night. They gave a huge parking lot and adrop off location under cover. Lobby is beautiful, cheap concessions and nice bathrooms. The performance was exceptional with a mix of Holiday and religious songs and dance. So much fun.

great place great people great shows great environment great performers just a nice place. highly…read morerecommend their music studio concerts

I've enjoyed all the productions PenArts has done at The Gordon. They are a true professional…read moretheater group and all their work is worth watching. Recently I've enjoyed the Hello Girls and Murder Ballad. Their mission of bringing the Community together through Art is commendable. New to Pensacola

From the owner: A community art center in the Historic Belmont-DeVilliers District. There is a black-box studio;…read moreprivate music room for instrument and voice lessons; a theatre arts library/conference room; a lobby; and an herb garden. PenArts at The Gordon holds classes, community events, and presents professional theatre productions. The spaces at The Gordon are available for rent for classes and productions. Please, call 850-857-8961 for information.

The South Baldwin Community Theatre (SBCT) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1972 by…read morethe late Father Anthony Zoghby, Nancy Holk Totman, and the late Herb Anderson. Today, members of the SBCT group come from all walks of life in this community setting in an environment for actors, musicians children, young adults, and many volunteers. These fine folks combine their talents to bring a piece of the performing arts to the greater Baldwin County area on the Alabama Gulf Coast. With the support of this entire community, they bring the dramatic arts alive to everyone. Our recent visit was for the Wingbeat Christmas Spectacular and the production was outstanding which seems to be the norm here. They do plays and productions across the spectrum including youth shows. There are also special events and happenings throughout the year, check out their website and Facebook page. There's parking onsite that can fill up, it's handicap accessible and the venue is absolutely adorable. Bottom line: The staff, administration, and volunteers are a great group of folks that make this a community treasure. Check them out and please support them. highly recommended! https://www.sbct.biz/ https://www.facebook.com/SBCTheatre/

My husband and I attended the Summer Tide's performance of Pump Boys and Dinettes. It was a…read morewonderful musical production and how nice to attend a play at the local theater. We were lucky enough to purchase front row seats so we got a great view of the play, although I don't think there's a bad seat. Tickets were very reasonable at $20 each. The play runs until the end of June so there's still time to check out this entertaining play.

The venue is so chill; unfortunately, they don't have liquor, but they still know how to throw down…read moreany day of the week. They also have a kickass Hebrew deli next door. I come here every time my homies are having a show, shout out to Cam The Sella and LaLaLandMusik,

I've been here a couple of times, and found the staff to be pretty cool (though rather nonchalant…read moresome of the time), and the building/decor is pretty neat too. There's usually a corner for locally made crafts/clothing. Today, however. The open sign is on, yes...but when you open the door and there's a fan cord hanging directly in the doorway and there's plastic on the counters/etc, so I asked for confirmation. The woman behind the counter acted like my question was stupid, but apparently my next one was even more egregious. I asked if I could get any of the teas iced...the most condescending "I can" caused my visit to end short. Will most likely not return at this point, which is a shame as I commend the business bringing something new to Brownsville.

Went to the Magic Show on Weds. and enjoyed it so much we went back on Sat. for the variety show…read more Very entertaining, family friendly, his impressions were outstanding, funny, and spot on. I would recommend these shows to anyone looking for fun, exciting, engaging live entertainment.

very small seating floor packed with 130 people...snowbirds behind us were screaming not singing…read more spit on us with there sloobered words...avery bad experience left 30 minutes in to a 90 minute piano show do not go if you have any class you will hate it