What a cute little theatre! I saw Titanic: The Musical here a few years ago and it was well put…read moretogether. The theatre is small so it's the type where you'll basically be sitting right up at the stage where the actors are kind of no matter what your seat is. It has good acoustics and offers good snacks and drinks. It definitely offered up an enjoyable night when I was visiting Little Rock.

Absolutely love this theater . Everything was amazing. Will always take this in when in Little…read moreRock. It's a little hidden gem.

It is just so cool that CALS (Central Arkansas library system) has an ACTUAL movie theater! Me and…read moremy lady love to come watch movies here regularly, since it is a very affordable date night. fun fact, it's actually the only theater in Arkansas that shows the Rocky horror Picture show monthly, complete with a heckler and props for purchase.

Nice, well-kept place. I went here to see a screening of MST3K: The Movie. I have also been to see…read moreauthor interviews and a couple of documentaries. Good theater with good shows.

I went a few years ago, and it was definitely the best Haunted House I have been to! It was full of…read morethrills, chills, and terror. At that point, you were able to pay extra to "skip the line" (great concept on their part!) - it was totally worth the extra money to not stand in line for two hours. The standard cost is $12, and $20 to skip the line. It was a decent length, and the actors were great.

Went here the other night with a group of people for a friend's birthday. It was really good. The…read moreonly one I've been to that was better was in LA at universal studios. They were very creative with some of the attractions. I would definitely suggest going here.

Main Event was a complete mess from start to finish…read more We only came here because Topgolf had a 2.5-hour wait and Main Event told us bowling would be about an hour. Instead, I got a text saying our Topgolf bay was ready almost an hour before bowling ever was at Main Event. They never once told us that bowling was ready. The only reason we even realized what was going on was because we went up to ask for a refund. Service was awful -- 30 minutes just to get a water, food took forever, and when the checks came out, the server split them completely wrong. On top of all of that, the place felt straight-up chaotic. There were security guards and cops chasing kids all over, and I even saw a woman have to grab her kid because they were almost run over by kids sprinting from security. It didn't feel safe or enjoyable at all. Do yourself a favor and go to Dave & Buster's, Topgolf, or honestly anywhere else. This place is not worth the time or money.

My friend group decided to come to Main Event for our friends birthday and they did not disappoint…read more Our group was pretty big we had about ten people. Vonte and Rob made sure we were well taken care of and even made accommodations so our group could be comfortable and enjoy our time. The huge platter of wings and tenders also contributed to the amazing night we had. We will most definitely be back.

Some shows great, some not, Rep works hard to force people into buying season tickets rather than…read morejust shows you actually want to see. Don Draper would tell them it's just bad business. How about bring in some new customers?

A few tips: - if you park in the lot across from the front…read moredoor, be sure to pay for longer than you expect to be there or you'll get a nasty little note in the mail and be charged a fine of at least $60 from Parking Revenue Recivery Services out of Colorado. - season ticket holders get free parking in the garage attached to the theater. Review- Live plays are performed here, but it's not really a dinner theater per se. They do serve light snacks and drinks. It's a lot of fun and the environment is intimate...there's no concern about not being able to hear etc. it's accessible for wheelchairs and walkers. We have enjoyed each performance immensely. It's fun to bring family from out of town to a performance. Two shows we enjoyed were Million Dollar Quartet and one more recently performed by military veterans and family members. We are always inspired by the talent of the performers; those who performed in Million Dollar Quartet did all the singing, acting and performing with the musical instruments...it was really inspiring and highlighted the home-grown musical talent originating in this part of the US. As for the show on Veteran's Day, we were surprised by the raw honesty of the performance...we were expecting a run-of-the-mill show highlighting all the heroes and instead got a much more gritty, raw, and truthful look at the reality of service...both of the veterans and their families. Some of it was hard to watch/hear, but that was the beauty of the performance. We agree with one cast member/family member, the military needs to update the word "dependent" to something a little more positive. Ha ha. Definitely recommend. What I'd like to see in the future: - Saturday afternoon performances geared strictly toward kids of different ages...a child's theater that is not for child performers, but for adults performing g for children. A musical for children would be great and I feel like it may inspire a child to pursue the arts in their future.

I love this theater! While A Christmas Story isn't my favorite Christmas story, the show was…read morefantastic! The cast was amazing, set was great, and there is not a bad seat in the house. Had a great night out with my mom. We both were so impressed by the children in the show!

Okay first let me say the 3 stars are for the really uncomfortable seats. I had to leave early last…read moretime due to this. I am REALLY behind on reviews. I have a list of companies and I am a year behind leaving this one (along with many others). I know there was some drama going on at this theater. I am not sure what the status is. I will say I enjoy all the shows. I prefer the VIP section with all the goodies included. The tickets can get pricey but it's a community theater so I am happy to pay.

Our kids are 2 & 4, they had a blast. I am not sure how to rate for older kids. The staff were…read moreoverly friendly and informative!! Definitely great for an afternoon of bad weather or heat.

We bring our four grand boys here on a regular basis. They really like the place and it is very…read moresafe for them. They change some of the exhibits every so often. This has a really interesting history of its beginning.

As an old school documentary filmmaker, received my MFA in Documentary Film from the San Francisco…read moreArt Institute, I adore this festival. In 2021 I worked as a volunteer at the Malco Theatre screening venue which also happens to have one of the coolest, underground wine and beer bars in town. Last year Maxwell Blade dropped in everywhere and did instantaneous magic throughout the festival. Many of last year's entries went on to become hugely successful commercial films. Prior to COVID I met Werner Herzog, my film school idol for "Aguirre The Wrath of God", and actually hung out with him for awhile. That is the nature of this Small-But-Big event. Before becoming a repeat volunteer I always purchased a FULL ACCESS TICKET as there are so many parties, screenings, work shops, pop-up events and opportunities to meet the filmmakers in person, it is really an event best experienced via total immersion. Wouldn't miss it for the world!

The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival is considered the Grand Daddy of Documentary Film…read moreFestivals by many. This amazing event just finishing its 23rd season this past October, has been through many changes over the years, and preparation for this years festival is already underway. This 99% volunteer staffed event is a true community event that draws documentary film fans from all over the continent and world, and documentary film makers from around the globe enter submissions of all kinds for a chance just to show their film at this wonderful festival. As an attendee, you can view films individually for around 5$, with a by the day ticket or with a pass for the whole event - I recommend the festival pass if you are a serious doc fan as it gives you unlimited viewing access throughout the entire event - you can often view 8+ films a day if you are a mind to, as well the VIP passes have perks including private after parties with some of the film makers. The HSDFF screening committee has been bringing literally hundreds upon hundreds of fine quality documentary films of various lengths to this festival for decades now. These dedicated volunteers peruse 1000's of films every spring season and spend hundreds of hours months in advance preparing for the fall - watching the good, the bad and the ugly - searching for a handful of true gems worthy of this grand festival. Only about 2-3 out of every 100 films screened make the cut for this awesome festival, and screening committee members must watch and review and minimum of 250+ films individually in order to have a vote and say on the final films allowed into the festival. This process makes the quality of films viewed usually very high for festival attendees. I have enjoyed this festival for years - attending it over 15 years ago for the first time in 1999, and have been an attendee of it a half a dozen times since then over various years. It has been a couple seasons since my last trek to this grand event and I hope to attend it again in the near future. This is a true documentary film gem and definitely worth the trip at least once and well worth the effort to attend if you are a true documentary film fan. A Solid 5 Star festival 00192