Returned to the Flying Monkey to see the Beacon Brothers. I was unaware that Kevin and his brother…read morehave been doing this for quite a long time. Michael plays many instruments and Kevin still has moves he demonstrated in Footloose. The Monkey was considerably more crowded (full- about 500 guests) than the previous time we were there. This time, we sat and ate in the balcony. The Flying Monkey is owned by the Common Man restaurant chain so I was expecting their comfort food to be offered. Unfortunately, it was more ballpark (minor league) type fried food on paper plates. Word to the wise, go for the movies and concerts, not the food. Plastic silverware and fried food is offered (service is pathetic). Management gave us a voucher because of the incompetence of the staff. The Bacon brothers are worth seeing so it was a nice evening. 4.5 stars for the show- 2 stars for the food. Live and learn!

A nice revamp of the seats. Lots of legroom. We were at a show that if there were maybe 100…read morepeople there it was a lot, which was a shame. The show was quite good and the price for tickets outstanding. You can't control your audience; I don't need to hear an never ending conversation throughout the entire show. I don't know, or care, who you are. Zip it.

Excellent screen, picture quality - great sound - friendly staff - fresh popcorn - easy parking -…read moreworth a visit!

This place was awesome. The quality of the picture and sound was great (we saw Wicked), and was…read morejust a great experience. Do yourself a favor and check it out.

So uncomfortable! Was there for the first time last night; the seating is so close and tight! At…read moreleast 3 people in out little balcony section could not sit down in their seats! I am not sure I will ever return; I am an avid live music aficionado and have seen 100's of shows all around New England and NY. The seating is so close - if they had just reduced the seats by 2 or 3 per row if would be so much better. I had a germ factory sit next to me - he actually had a cup that he kept hawking into during the show. I wish I was kidding or exaggerating but I am not. Absolutely gross. The usher seated him; not sure how she missed that the man was unfit to be in a public space and why he was not refused entry? Or seated in a less densely occupied space? So much for enjoying Lyle Lovett and John Hyiatt - I spent close to 400$ and drove over 200 miles to rub elbows with this filthy cretin. It's a beautiful building with fabulous history; I was looking forward to this epic combo and it was very difficult to enjoy. Paramount - DO BETTER!

Places like this are great venues that you don't want to lose. We enjoyed our time watching a…read moreconcert. Not a bad seat in the house. Staff were very friendly and everything went very smoothly.