I am a big fan of FMPAT, which produces a full series of plays and musicals AND serves as the…read morepremiere theatre school for children in the Denton area. Again, I have personally performed at this venue several times, so I show some bias. However, for a theatre with limited means (poor city funding, low donations in a down market), the compensate with casting excellent talent (both on stage and off) and producing solid shows. There are only about 80 seats, so a subscriptions is a good idea, so you get reserved seating in the center section. Some favorites from recent years include Adventures in Love City of Angels Forever Plaid Art Brighton Beach Memoirs Little Shop of Horrors Honk If you love theatre, spend some time at FMPAT. If you have you young children, enrolling them in their children's school will make them happy (and talented).

This is a quaint theatre with no thrills.The restrooms are private(one person at a time) .The staff…read moreis helful and polite.

My friend told me he was in a play at this playhouse and I was like "What are you talking about?"…read moreSo I went and saw it. This play house is such a cute community theater. It's small enough that no seat in the house is to far away or obstructed. The cast was very entertaining and got both laughs and tears from the audience. If you're looking for a fun way to fill an evening this is a place to check out. I'll be going again just to see if all the plays are of such high caliber.

Went to opening night of Meet me in St. Louis and loved it!…read moreThis is one of me and my fiance's favorite musicals so we bought tickets immediately when we heard it was coming to the community theater! We were able to pick up our tickets at will call inside relatively quickly upon entering. The staff greeted us and were very friendly and informative. We were given our programs and made aware that it can be a bit chilly inside the theater but that there were blankets available for use set up just outside where you would enter. There is a small snack bar in the lobby area. I believe you can take drinks in but not the food (can't remember 100%) there was a 15 minute intermission in between acts to be able to go to the restroom or grab a quick snack/drink. The actors were great, each very into their part. For it being open night there was only one line flub that I noticed BUT we have watched the movie about a million times so I'm sure anyone who hadn't did even catch it. Very happy with the entire production! I'm was nervous when picking seats because I couldn't find any information on if the seats were all the same level or not. For those wondering themselves, they were not it was raised like stadium seating. The theater itself is pretty small so seats go right up to the stage. The floor at the very front is reserved as a handicap area. At the end if the show we were all invited by the staff to stay for wine and cake to celebrate opening night with the cast. I highly recommend coming to see a show here if you have a chance, totally worth it for the price! ( My fiance proposed outside just after the show that night ^_^ )

The current play, "Kitchen Witches" is very entertaining, funny and also touching. The play takes…read moreplace in a run down recreation center. It is centered around a cable television cooking show that takes place in the recreation center. The plot has several twists that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Wow what a fantastic show this group put on. I took a friend last Sunday to see "Big Fish" and we…read moreboth were so inspired with the young and old actors- their voices singing were top notch! Laughed , Cried and loved it. I would recommend seeing this show! Thank you for a show well done!

Ok yall, this was the cutest. The actors did an amazing job and did work the room, but not to the…read morepoint you need to be uncomfortable going if you're on the shy side. We enjoyed the show very much and the food and drinks were also great. Our server was not overly friendly as you would expect a waitress/waiter to be, but did get the job done efficiently. I would absolutely attend again. Thank you for a great night.

We went here for a Murder Mystery Dinner. What a great show! The actors were in character as soon…read moreas you walk into the doors. You are seated immediately with the salad ready at your table. Dinner comes first so the salad and entree came at the beginning while the characters/actors mingle and introduce themselves. The food was alright. I ordered Country Fried Steak as my main entree. After eating the main entree, they did the First Act. The characters were hilarious and interacted with the audience. Then came dessert and I ordered the cheesecake. After dessert, they did the Second Act then we guessed as a team whodunit. They change murderers every weekend so you can go multiple times and bring your friends! I wouldn't suggest this place for the food but the show was amazing!

I'm a huge fan of Grapevine, and the Grapevine Opry is an essential part of the old-town feel of…read moreMain Street. This cute little theater sits near the end of the main drag, and the Opry puts on a fantastic show every Friday and Saturday night. The performances are reminiscent of the days of small-town performers, where good, wholesome live entertainment was a staple for all families. As expected, most weekends feature predominantly country music, but the special features like Elvis Night and the Christmas Show are amazing. I recommend it for a quiet Friday or Saturday night. Go grab a Mr. Pibb and some popcorn and enjoy!

What a treat for a Saturday night out!…read more We recently attended the Grapevine Opry's 50s night and enjoyed every moment. The production was well done, the regulars are all good, the music was lively, and the show had everyone clapping, hooting and hollering. The Grapevine Opry is a must see if you find yourself anywhere near Grapevine, or even if you must make a bit of a trip. They combine local talent, patriotism, a bit of the gospel, some country, a bit of corniness, lots of energy, with great choreography for a thoroughly entertaining evening. A bonus to attending the Opry is that it is right in old downtown Grapevine so there are lots of restaurants and places to stroll nearby. Go!

So I am a spontaneous person and found this place Friday and decided to go see their production of…read more"Anything Goes". Did not do much research on the place I went because I played in this production when I was in High School. Imagine my surprise when we arrived and found out it was high school students. Well let me tell you the production was first rate. We laughed and were very impressed with the performance. The dance scene at the end of Act I was FANTASTIC!. I encourage you to go support these kids and what they are doing there. We were probably the only ones that were not family and friends of the cast and that is too bad this place should be packed out every night. Go support the arts and these amazing kids and enjoy the show.

Ohlook is incredible! I grew up doing musicals here. Ohlook gave me so many tools to excel in…read moremusic, theater, on-camera work, and so much more. Highly recommended.

This comfortable black box theater is the perfect space to hear the Coppell Community Chorale.read more

I have been attending this small community theater for years and have always had a wonderful…read moreexperience, except for the last two plays that I have attended. I have always enjoyed the excellent acting and set production. Always very high quality for a small community theater. But the last 2 plays that I have attended where not family friendly. The use of language through out and very offensive has now soured me on this theater and probably the whole community theater experience. I would not bring my child (when she is old enough) or my parents and I would not invite my friends because I would be nervous of what might be said. To me this is not a family friendly venue, which is the very reason I have enjoyed it so in the past. Please, Coppell Theatre, consider your audience.