Theater on a lake, lake cabin theater. Cement floors so you can take your drinks into the theater,…read moreI love that! Snacks during intermission that you could pre-order so you didn't have to stand in line. Design kind of felt like a church or an ark. Tickets are $25 for adults and $23 for seniors and children. Show was: Church basement ladies rise up o men. I didn't realize the actors weren't local, they are from the cities. The show has been running for quite some time this is the sixth version so they know what they're doing. Very funny show, my 13-year-old laughed her head off and Ioved the suggestive humor. The 10-year-old was a little bored. If we're ever in town again we will definitely come again!

I had an excellent experience with this theater! Incredible talent, lovely facilities, and…read moreexcellent customer service. 10/10 recommend catching a show there!

From the owner: We are Prairie Repertory Theater, a semi-professional theater company located in the beautiful town…read moreof Brookings, South Dakota. Our 2023 company is comprised over 30 students who attend institutions all across the country. These artists not only perform in our shows, but also work hard in our shops and take turns designing the technical elements of our fully staged productions. Our mission is centered around providing intensive training for these students, as well as providing the best possible theatrical entertainment for the people of the upper Midwest. We strive to promote family-friendly performances for the public through experiential and collaborative opportunities for company members. This season, we’re proud to present two plays and two musicals. Our 2023 season line up this year includes Stephen Schwartz’s Godspell, Rumors by Neil Simon, See How They Run by Philip King, and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!. You can purchase tickets online at prairierep.org or give us a call at our box office at 605-688-6045.

While out of town with nothing to do for the rest of the night, we decided to go watch a movie and…read morewhat ensued was the weirdest movie experience I've had. Getting our tickets and snacks was easy, but being in a small town where a meal costs around $13, charging $5 for a candy bar is insane. The theater was great and comfortable, but about thirty minutes into the movie, the film started skipping and it wasn't letting up. Eventually, multiple parties went down to let someone know and they stopped the movie for five minutes to get it back up and running. Then they turned it back on, but there was only sound no picture. After ten minutes the movie went off without another hitch. Not to mention, almost every group was talking during the movie, which was super annoying. Obviously, not the theater's fault, but it's one of my biggest pet peeves.

It's been a long minute since the last time I've been at a movie theatre since all this social…read moredistancing and temporary closures of many U.S. businesses. When I hear the New Mutants was finally being released and finding out this place was open, i was qued up. With regard to this theatre its relatively new, probably 3-4 years I'm guessing; not much pazaz on the exterior and the entrance is relatively small as far as theatre's go. Ticketing are immediately once you pass the exterior doors. Apparently movie hot dogs aren't on the menu since most people here in town don't consume them. Really! The actually movie seating is stadium seating and the seats are big leather / pleather automated recliner type and big cup holder. I was probably 5 Stars for the comfort. The sound system is some of the best I've heard and another 5+ stars. A disappointment is the actual screen. It seem smaller than it should and what makes it appear smaller is the screen resolution was not sharp and the contract from light and dark really sucked. Regardless it was nice for a change to have some normalcy and wouldn't have any issues coming back here again.