The experience at Theatre 99 is always excellent; the interior design is very retro..classic…read moretheatre seats and good vibes :) Excellent music!

I love to laugh. I love an underdog. I know I'm a snob who has seen the best in NYC and Chicago…read moreand tried to temper my expectations. The performers seem like cool people that are probably the funniest people in the friend group and would be a blast to be around. But I didn't laugh once at this show. First, they chose someone from the audience to come up and answer questions, the answers which were meant to infiltrate the rest of the show. Which is the only reason I would come back here--maybe next time they choose a better or more interesting person? This time they chose an obnoxious drunk guy who used an Arabic slur at the end of his time. To the point one of the cast made a visibly disdainful face. And then he spent the entire hour (right behind me) guffawing at every single thing and repeating jokes over and over to himself aloud. This is a small venue. Bar is cash only. My show was only about 11 bucks, which is more than reasonable, and the only reason I am not outraged or unwilling to try again. They also have even cheaper shows and different themes.

Charleston Stage uses this facility when they need another place other than the Dock Street…read moreTheater. It is roomy and seemingly new. You walk from the front door next to the now closed China Bistro off of Sam Rittenberg Boulevard to the stage and seating area. Unfortunately, the seats were not comfortable even for the approximate 75 minutes when we were seated for the Chamber Music Charleston, who very kindly are allowed by Charleston Stage to use the facility. The night we were there (we have advance tickets for more), it was part of the "2024-2025 Chamber Music at the Pearl." Not sure why they call it the Pearl, but one sign outside of a door referred to Pearlstine, a famous name around Charleston for the Budweiser Beer Distributor for many decades. As to the Autumnal Piano Trio, it was a marvelously talented pianist Irina Pevzner who kept my eyes on her as she went up and down the keys with great flourishes. The violinist Frances Hsieh was equally talented and the music allowed her to show her musical skills. The cellist Timothy O'Malley was the final member of the trio. The Beethoven Trio in D Major was an excellent piece for the musicians and for the hall, with the acoustics allowing the music to flow outward to all of the audience, which almost filled the performance space. As I said, we will be returning twice for other chamber music and look forward to the event, although a pad on the folding seats are similar to movie theater seats, but not nearly as comfortable.

I attended the evening showing of Shear Madness on a Saturday night (5/15) at this fairly new…read moretheatre. It's an extension of Charleston Stage and looks like they have a nice season of shows lined up. My friend saw a special on tickets around Mothers Day and we picked up 4 tickets for around sixty bucks which was a steal. The theater itself is new and clean. They sell concessions in the lobby before the show and at intermission. The selection ranged from soda, beer, wine, and candy, to some charleston favorites like Holy City Popcorn, Benne Wafers, and Cheese Straws. The prices were very reasonable considering you expect to pay more at the theater. Inside the theater is small so don't worry about where you're sitting. I was second row and loved it but you could be further back with no issue. I agree the seats are a little close together but I also know they need to pack in what they can to this small space. The set design was top notch and because you're so close, you feel like you're part of the action. I had seen Sheer Madness at the original theatre in Boston (dare I say) twenty years ago. I remembered the general storyline but I love how they added in the local Charleston humor to refresh the dialogue. The actors all did a phenomenal job and some of them even maintained the original Boston accent from the original. As a native, I was impressed and didn't even realize that it was "put on" for the show until I realized they were from the area. Pro Tip: Red Orchid is next door and is the perfect pre or post show meal and/or drinks!

Only cinema with reserved reclining seats within driving distance for me…read more Staff is helpful. Theater has stadium tiers rows. Several auditoriums and decent restrooms. They have unlimited popcorn when you buy the large size. They also had beer and wine options.

This is probably the best theater experience in the Tri-County area! The large reclining seats and…read morereserved seating, Makes it worth it. Also, they offer a military and veteran discounts. They used to serve beer there, but they just recently stopped sad face..

It was a fun time! Very cute horror experience and the drinks after hit the spot. The scare actors…read morewere extremely friendly even though they're pretty freaky to look at

It's a decent haunt attraction located at Holy City Brewery…read more There's 3 tickets options: - general admission $20 - RIP access : includes expedited entry into haunted house , a beer and access to a separate seating area.$35 - Get Buzzed : you get a beer and a burger from Holy City Brewing plus a flash art tattoo from Stardust Tattoo Park Circle plus expedited entry into the haunted house and access to the separate seating area. $155 We did the RIP access. It was a Wednesday night sooo we later realized we didn't need the RIP access but of course they don't tell you that when you buy the tix . There was no line and the private seating area was a bit lame so we didn't even sit in there. I don't really recommend the "get buzzed" tour unless you want a tattoo ? Kind of a weird combo . Anyways , you can order a burger on your own independent of this ticket and not pay $100+ for it . Do general admission or RIP access. The haunted attraction itself was pretty good . We had a fun time walking thru it . Took us maybe 10-12 minutes to walk thru . There was a good bit of scare actors and the haunt did not heavily rely on animatronics. My favorite was the possum mask one of the actors was wearing lol . I definitely think this makes for a fun date night or night out with friends .

Hands down the best escape room I have ever done! We were a group of 7 to do the Egyptian adventure…read moreand wow was it fun. They were ready for us when we arrived. Quick introduction and away we were. This was super well done, and I loved that we needed to backtrack a few times because the clues we needed were behind us. The challenge level was just right and the staff gave us hints when we were badly stuck. Lots of jump scares too which was fun. We all had a great time, and everything was appropriate for a family as long as you don't mind some fake blood. Incredible attention to detail and design of the sets, and easily the largest escape room I have ever done in terms of square footage. Real hidden gem in the Charleston area. J.Ja

We had a good time. I went in a group of 4 people. We tried the Egypt and Future escape experience…read more I don't think that this was an easy experience to solve, so we definitely had to use our clues. We used up all of the time allotted. The staff mentioned that they change the themes often, so you can keep coming back for a different experience. 4 Stars

DO NOT PURCHASE TIX TO A FAKE SHOW THATS NOT EVEN PLAYING! me and my family were so excited to see…read moresome awesome magic, since it's few and far between these days, and there was NOTHING at the address provided. Nobody answered the phones. Do not purchase anything from this place. It's a complete scam!

The Kellar O'Neil magic show was entertaining and fun. You feel like you have been transported…read moreback in time when entering the small Victorian parlour. Kellar is very personable and interacts with each audience member throughout the show. Days later you will still be wondering how that teapot works!

If you are attending the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, it's important to realize there are 2…read moredifferent festivals. There's the well known Spoleto Festival, then there's also the Piccolo Festival held at the same time. The Piccolo Festival hosts art and artists that are more regional in scope, whereas the main festival is International. But there's lots to experience at the Piccolo Festival. I particularly like the Early Music performances, which were spectacular. There are also literary events, dance, music, plus a juried show.

Wow! It was neat to stumble across this display of art from all over the area. They had tons of…read morevendors food and art! I wish I would have seen schedule for performances. I saw a stage in the center... would have been great to catch performance.

I meant to post my review of this theater back when I saw "Let Him Go," and time just got away from…read moreme. I have not been to the movies in forever. I moved to a really small town about 20 minutes away from this one and there are no theaters here. I was so pleasantly surprised at not only how CLEAN and organized the theater is, but the prices are great, the staff is so friendly and their COVID protocol is right on. I can't wait to go back!

I would definitely recommend giving this theater a chance , the new owners have completely turned…read morethis place around. New seating is a HUGE improvement and very much appreciated. Great concession prices and wonderful service.