We have gone to the Dina Martina Christmas show at the ACT theater in downtown Seattle twice now…read more In 2022 and 2024. Both times it was a real treat! She is simply fabulous! It's such silly fun, with her funny takes on stories, new lyrics to known songs, and her extra special way of pronouncing certain words... It's just a wonderful time during a very stressful season. Dina and her pianist (so sorry, but I can't remember his name) are very polished at what they do, and the audience responds accordingly. It's simply great fun and I can't recommend it enough!

Funniest show I've seen in a while, Dina is truly a performer definitely recommend seeing her in…read moreptown!

Love this amazing theater! If you're in the PTown area and see a show that piques your interest,…read moreit's a must. My girlfriend and I got tickets to see Rocky Horror Picture Show (August, 2024), and it was the best ever! The talent was unmatched, and I was smiling so big watching it (for my first time ever). We did have to pay extra for "premium" tickets, bc the others were sold out. We also didn't get premium seating, but we were late. We did however get seats in the very back so it was just me and my hunny, and we loved every second of it.

I saw the current production of the Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Provincetown Theater last…read morenight and it was superlative, amazing, brilliantly choreographed, brilliantly conceived and adapted by the scenic designer, Ellen, the director, David Drake, sound design and Stage design and lighting design --- a credit to all and Sam. Credit to the amazing ushers and staff. I would see this again in a time warp heartbeat!!!! Oh yes, the entire cast was flawless, heartrending, and the singing was beyond compare.... AND THE CoSTUMES and makeup!!!!!!!!!!'nnn

My BF and I had the pleasure of seeing the play, The Full Monty, 8 months ago, back in late…read moreJuly/early August 2016. What an absolute amazing theatrical experience. The play was hysterical and the actors were brilliant! We really enjoyed ourselves! I'm not sure if the staff that night at The Provincetown Theatre works for this theatrical company/ensemble or for the actual Provincetown theatre building. Here is my review, I originally posted for the actual Provincetown theatre - we were very impressed with the building itself - What an absolute amazing theatrical experience! The staff was amazing, accommodating and very sweet! The Theatre itself was very comfortable and a very nice setup. Such a beautiful space. My BF and I saw The Fully Monty, the play was hysterical and the actors were brilliant. We really enjoyed ourselves! We opted for the cheapest seats and we were not disappointed at all. I would not recommend the VIP seats - they are right on top of the stage - for me that would not be comfortable, but they do have a small table for your beverages. Honestly I think the center cheap seats had the best view!! If you have a chance to see a play here, I definitely recommend it!!

My family and I were in Provencetown and were lucky enough to be at Peregrine Theater Ensembles…read morepresentation of Hamlet. This is a refreshing, energetic, and original performance. The words and interpretation left me with a new appreciation for Hamlet! The players hold your interest from start to finish and the quality and professionalism of these highly skilled actors is something to experience! Get thee to the theater!

This show was awesome! So much fun! I was singing and dancing and the crowd was so energized! Must…read moresee show, you won't be disappointed! I will be back for more shows!

Such a great venue…read more We were in Ptown during their annual Film Festival and Arthouse has two theaters that are set up for both movie and live performances. Seating approximately 100 people in theatre 1, there is plenty of space for a good crowd. In addition to the theaters, there is a large bar and outdoor patio for dining and drinking and more drinking. It feels fresh and recently renovated. I enjoyed the space and look forward to returning for other events down the road.

Excellent scenery on the beach in Provincetown. Very cold and windy the day we went! A nice place…read moreto visit.

Feels like so long ago we were hiking up the tower. I mentioned to my Dad that my legs weren't…read morefeeling the best and I needed to go slow. He felt bad so he waited for me half way up and then all of a sudden I got a burst of energy and sped past him. He was shocked and said I waited for you and then you left me in the dust. When we got to the top it was fun to look around the city and see the ocean. Lots of history here and we are so grateful for the memories made. Staff is very friendly and really takes pride in their museum. It's kept up well and very educational. Thank you

This is a cute museum to visit on a rainy day. You get to learn a lot about early Massachusetts…read morehistory and you can climb to the top of the monument. The cost for two adults was $46. They have entire section dedicated to the local Provincetown establishments as well.

We had a cocktail and a snack at another local restaurant but knew we wanted to visit here for the…read moresoup at least. We have had it several times before and really enjoyed it. The waiter was super friendly and accommodating given our small order, one appetizer and a bowl of soup. We were the first ones in at 5 so we had a great seat with a view and got out of there so we didn't keep his table tied up for the evening. From the host that seated us and everyone we encountered, we thoroughly enjoyed everything as always. We will be back for sure!

I came to Tin Pan Alley today after the server at another restaurant down the street told me that…read moreplace's menu wasn't safe for someone with a seafood allergy, which I appreciated. My allergy wasn't an issue at Tin Pan, so yay! It was a gorgeous day for outdoor seating, and I was able to snag a table outside. I had a glass of non-alcoholic Pinot Grigio from their "sober-curious" menu, which had quite a few different options. I went with the Alley Club sandwich sans bacon, since only wanted something light before my ferry back to Boston. The sandwich came with a nice salad that had a great champagne vinaigrette--which I now want to recreate at home. Friendly service, great scenery, and a very nice club sandwich. Not something I would think I would say, but the little spread of herb mayo really made the turkey pop. It was also surprisingly filling, and the veggies were really fresh. I know that sounds elementary, but I too often get sandwiches that come with limp lettuce or soggy tomatoes. Not the case here! Well done, Tin Pan Alley

Cute, clean, friendly, and affordable cinema in the heart of Provincetown. We watched Babes during…read morePride 2024 and was a total hilarity! Matinee price was $11.00 per person.

With such large opportunity for adventures of salt and sun on so thin a strip of sand, you might…read morethink Provincetown forgoes the continental trapping of a cinema. Since 1917, this has thankfully not been the case! Neatly placed on the second floor of the Whaler's Wharf Marketplace, Water's Edge Cinema offers two screens "dedicated to raising the disenfranchised voice" in support of the Provincetown Film Society. I was lucky to take part in a group rental of the cinema offered for under $200 during its general closure for the COVID pandemic. The simple opportunity to go out for a movie and popcorn bestowed a hopeful warmth greatly appreciated by participants. Provincetown exists because of adaptability, and Water's Edge Cinema has certainly embodied this as a compact alternative to big chain theaters. If any of my infamous opinions above were useful, interesting, or funny, please consider taking one of my tours or becoming a true follower @americanjesabel!