The finest theater experience in the Triad area, BAR NONE. Joe Nierle and all those involved in…read moreOpen Space give a fine and excellently-rendered performance, every time. I am completely absorbed with every play, the writing and stage direction are wonderful, the sets are very artistic and well-made, the costuming is fabulous, and the actors and actresses are multi-talented, provocative, and brilliant. Whether it is their rendition of Steel Magnolias, or an original play written by Mr. Nierle, such as Ebenezer's Trailer Park Christmas Spec-Tac-Yule-R, this troupe of actors are the finest around and Nierle is simply inspired. OSCT has performed Off-Broadway, and that is exactly the sort of performance you will see with every production. I cannot recommend this theater enough. Go see!

We attended the Marvelous Wonderettes a few weeks ago and were BLOWN AWAY by the talent. An…read moreoutstanding, professional performance. The acting and singing were flawless. I loved the intimacy of the theater, but if this is the caliber of your productions, you need to enlarge it to accommodate a larger audience. We tried to get tickets to see it again and all performances were sold out. We look forward to seeing your future shows.

It had been years since I've been to a cinema, but the opprotunity presented itself recently so we…read moretook in an afternoon movie. A large multiplex facility with a large open interior. Snack bar concessions to the left of the entry. Also where you purchase your cinema tickets and any of items you might like. The staff are all friendly and courteous. We got our tickets and a drink and a popcorn each. Like I said in the beginning, it had been a while since I was last in a movie house. It was almost $70 bucks for two people and I used my veteran discount on the tickets or it would of been more like eighty. The theater itself was nice enough, but nothing fancy. It actually looked a little dated and dirty. Okay sound and a fair screen, my tv at home has a better picture in my opinion. It used to be an inexpensive way to go out, going to the movies. No more. A lot of things are said to have impacted and killed the movie industry, I believe the industry itself did it to itself. 2.5 Stars rounded up for the staff - not sure I would repeat, maybe maybe not? 01192

It's pricey, but the staff is friendly, the chairs are soooo comfortable, and the picture is…read morecrystal clear.

We've been living in WS for over two years and we just discovered this theater!…read more I was checking movie showtimes when Marketplace Cinema popped up as the closest one. I was like, "Where is this???" We drive down that road all the time and had no idea it was even there! What we loved about it is that it's not one of those fancy theaters. It's an independent local theater that's definitely a little outdated, in the best vintage way! We don't need reclining seats or 3D to enjoy every movie. Sometimes all you want is a big screen and theaters like Marketplace Cinema are getting harder to find these days. The best part? Tickets were only $9 for us and just $7 for my college son! We'll definitely be back. I love finding and supporting local places like this.

Greensboro meets Winston-Salem when The Idiot Box Comedy Club takes over Marketplace Cinemas. With…read more$7 shows, a wide variety of refreshments sold (from beer and wine to popcorn and assorted candies) and an all-male comedian roster, this was truly a treat that left its sold-out crowd guffawing and gagging, literally, over the deliverances of jokes that ranged from raunchy adult to downright childish and silly! These groups of comedians did not come to disappoint as they approached everything from crowd interactions to tongue-in-cheek monologues performed. Marriage, modern day behaviors and protruding manholes were just a boisterous bit of memorable subjects discussed, leaving the crowd both stunned and stuck in their seats, doubling over with laughter. Myself (and my friends that I brought along) arrived just 15 minutes before the sold-out show only to enter a jam-packed theater house full of comedy-lovers. Seated directly in the front row (because there were absolutely no other available seats), I confess to feeling a tad bit anxiety over the possibility of becoming one of the comedians' targets to tease... but as the show commenced, I/we was/were left more than thrilled to have the best seats in the entire house! Would I go again when these "idiots" return to the soapbox & silverscreen in Salem? Uhhh, duhhhhh! Should others be sure to check out whenever they do make their way back to perform? At that affordable price, you'd be an idiot not to!

Came here on Tuesday to watch the new movie Obsession. It was around 7 when I showed up and the…read moretheater had a good little crowd going on. Got my tickets very quickly and my food as well. The popcorn was a good size for a small and I could add my own butter. The nacho chips came in a bag and then i had to empty them into the box they gave me. Same thing with the cheese, it came in a little cup, but surprisingly it was warm. The theater room itself was clean which was nice. Something I really enjoy about coming here is the seating. I love how the chair can recline! I even realized that they have a warmer too.

This theater is a solid chain option if you want to see a film. I had some trouble accessing my…read moreaccount on their app, since I hadn't logged in in a while. However, after getting past that, I was excited to take advantage the discounted Tuesday tickets. I went to see Wicket: For Good, and the process of entering the theater, visiting concessions, and finding our seats was solid. The screen size was big and the volume of the movie was loud, but not excessive. I was also happy with the comfy reclining chairs. A couple of detractors included, 1- the reclining chairs were a little beat up; 2- there were a lot of commercials (in addition to some previews, which are welcome) shown before the movie, the lobby is small and there really wasn't much of a place to wait before entering the theater. Overall my experience was good. They have membership programs, which are definitiely a good value for frequent visitors. For an infrequent visitor, like myself, the Tuesday discount was perfect!

I hadn't gone to the theater since it changed ownership from the old Brassfield. We went to see the…read morenew "Goat" movie in theaters, and we quite enjoyed the experience! The ticket and concession prices are reasonable, but the real prize is the wall of draft beers on tap. Absolutely delicious, with a great selection of around 20 beers depending on availability. The theater itself is on the smaller side, the sound quality can sometime come across a little hollow without the power and density of some of the larger theater sound systems. Our seats were comfortable recliners. The theater itself was cleanly and well-managed, staff were very considerate. Will definitely come again!

Very clean and modernized theater. I went on a Tuesday when ticket prices were only $5.75. The…read morestaff were cleaning the building when I arrived and were still cleaning after the movie. The leather was well kept on the seats. All the staff members were pleasant and friendly. Pros Clean Pick your own seats Wide snack variety Plenty of parking Lots of seating Dining area Reasonable prices Cons Popcorn was just okay Seats obscure screen

No lines,not overcroweded, Super Tuesday special on select new release movies are $ 5.99 and weekly…read morechanging snack specials;large snacks like popcorn bucket and large drinks are $5.99 too. Came here to watch Spiderman:A New Day. Whole theatre room to myself and my friend :) Awesome movie and yummy snacks for the win.

The enormous "LUXURY RECLINERS" sign on the front of the building is doing quite a bit of heavy…read morelifting here. Our "luxury recliners" were the old, upright theater seats pictured here. They did not recline. Apparently the luxury portion is left to the imagination. The rest of the experience was equally impressive. The sound was distorted because at least one speaker in our auditorium appeared to be blown, and the prices suggest a theater offering a considerably better experience than this one actually provides. If you are going to advertise LUXURY RECLINERS across the entire front of the building, perhaps start with the recliners. Between the dated seats, bad sound and premium prices, the sign outside was by far the most luxurious part of the experience.

Our granddaughter goes here for dance. They have a lot of classes and options like ballet and tap…read more Located in historic downtown Thomasville. They have a website to check out their offerings.