This is hands down the worst theatre in Memphis. However, I gave them two stars just because it's…read moreconvenient. It's right by my house. This Theatre is beyond outdated. I really wish they could update but they probably don't have the money. These people really need to hire me. I can't fix the building but I could at least run this place like an actual movie theater. It's basically just kids that seem like they don't have anywhere better to be.

Customer service was minimal given it is a inexpensive movie theater. I will say that the movie…read moreitself was excellent. For those who want to pay less it is a cool place to go for cheap movies. If you're looking for above the bar customer service, you may want to go elsewhere... Overall good privacy seatings, but it's definitely for a younger crowd....

My personal preference for convenience, location, wise for me and comfort. The Ridgeway and…read moreParadiso. Great service as always at the Ridgeway. Very interesting film Irish accesses film. We had lots to talk about. Totally different from Frankenstein, which we really enjoyed it very much thank you.

I went to malco ridgeway recently. I was given one seat…read moreoption to a non sold out movie. it is ridiculous that you cannot sit where you like. Employees at the concession stand took more interest in carrying on conversations with co workers rather than wait on customers. This use to be my favorite movie theatre but will never return.

Baobab is such a cool concept! I'm really glad Memphis has an independent movie theatre that…read morefocuses on independent films, shorts, and black cinema. The theatre is small, but that definitely adds to it's charm. They've also expanded concession stand options to include candy, hot popcorn, sodas, and waters. My favorite film has been "The Fits" and I really hope they continue showing that kind of contemporary film centering narratives that are typically overlooked in mainstream movies. If they add wine or cocktails and expand their film offerings -- GOLD!

A really cool independent movie theater that shows black cinema and independent films. The seating…read moreholds only 40 people, but I have had some of the best expereinces at smaller screens. The concession options are limited, but there is candy available for sale.

I visited Theater Works on an extremely wet Saturday night, when it was raining down buckets and…read moresubsequently for a magical 2+ hours, the play I saw there wafted me away to a Stately Home in the British countryside and then during the 2nd Act to a basement apartment in Earl's Court, London! The play absolutely lived up to one of the lines spoken by a character in the play that I saw: "Fiction fills in the void when facts are not enough!" The theater's location is great and there's a parking garage right across the street, so parking is a total breeze. However the sidewalk is really beat up and broken, so if wearing heels or slippers, just be careful when walking across. We had "Will Call" tickets for a production of "Lettice & Lovage" but our name wasn't on the list, but luckily I could show the confirmation email to the ticket-office (which was basically a gentleman sitting behind a desk). I thought the production values of the show I saw were brilliant and really also enjoyed the intimate setting of the theater - only 5 rows and so every seat is a good one! Speaking of seats, this show was general admission, so would recommend getting to the theater around 15mins early if you want middle row/ central spot. Price was also fairly reasonable ($20) and all of us had an enjoyable time, plus learnt how marmalade got its name (google if you want to know more- it's a neat story and hint - if you speak French, there's a clue in the second part of the word!) They have some wine and drinks you can buy at intermission, but I am not a fan of the "Barefoot" brand, so didn't get any - also its just your basic Cab Sav Red/ and Semillon white, so if you want Shiraz or a Riesling, they don't have that available. Oh also - coupons for places to eat in the playbill, so have a flick thru that. There are some upcoming plays coming up that sound good - so will definitely be returning back to this Theater. Note: #51 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

Just finished enjoying The New Moon Theatre Company's production of William Shakespeare's Twelfth…read moreNight. It was absolutely fantastic! I didn't even know this theater existed and just happened to stumble across a playbill posting in Starbucks. My family was asking for birthday gift ideas so I sent them a picture of the playbill, since I enjoy live theater AND Shakespeare! EVERYONE needs to catch this before they close it out! The talent in TNMTC is boundless. Acting. Singing. Musicianship. They do it all. It was a non-stop laugh fest. Thanks y'all for putting on such a great show and thanks to my wife and two girls for such a great gift!

I really enjoyed this production! The actors were good and funny. From the intimate seating to the…read moresounds of good music throughout the play to squeaking floors when people walked and from noise of potato chip bags quietly being open to hacking and coughing. It screamed theater and I loved every minute. Meeting and getting pictures with the actors was nice too! These were just a few.And BIG shout out to the sound engineer. He did that!

This was held at the Evergreen Theater in Midtown…read more Cazateatro Presents Navidad Spectacular This was so much fun, and I learned a lot! The play was about the holiday, of course, but also how Christmas is celebrated in several different Latin American countries. The Evergreen Theater is located on Poplar, across from India Palace restaurant. The theater is small, but clean and cozy. side note: restrooms passed, very clean The musical was awesome! It was very lively, and everyone seemed to have fun. The musical was mainly in Spanish, but it fit really well, and there were parts and explanations in English here and there. I liked that both languages were intertwined and it made no one feel alienated. Even if you didn't know the words, the actors did well and you could put two and two together with a lot of the stories. My Spanish luckily isn't that far out of tune, so I understood more of it than I thought I would. I thought the origin stories for the piñata and poinsettia were neat. The piñata was originally a symbol of destroying your sins, with the seven points representing the seven deadly sins, and the poinsettia referring to a lesson that any gift given with love will always be acceptable to Him. I'll give this one a rating: Christmas in many lights. Holidays are all about traditions and coming together. It's always important to embrace both our similarities and differences, but also to let someone else's stories have their time in the light. Definitely recommend this one

Circuit Playhouse is directly across the street from Playhouse on the Square. The theater itself…read moreis not quite as nice as Playhouse on the Square but it's still a pretty good deal to take in a show because any seat in the house is a good seat. We recently went there to watch Reefer Madness, which was funny and entertaining at times but I personally wasn't awestruck by this play and I don't think the audience was really impressed either because of the lack luster applause the actors and actresses received at the end of the play. I'd highly recommend the Circuit Playhouse.

I love coming here. They offer great discounts for students and coupons in the Entertainment book…read moreas well if you're not one anymore. They always have some play running and while I don't go to all of them I do like to go a few times a year. I've always found it to be an enjoyable experience. They often have a wide variety of plays showing that can suit anyone's interests. I went to one this month and plan to check out a few more in the fall. Favorite Plays I've Seen Here: - Avenue Q - Debbie Does Dallas - Seminar

The Collierville Harrell theater has been offering theatrical performances and entertainment for 29…read moreyears. Showcasing many known Productions like The Wizard of Oz Annie & The Hobbit just to name a few. These plays have always been well produced & well casted thanks to their director & his crew who always have kept the show going smoothly. The props & backdrops were were well designed & crafted. The backdrops I found most impressively designed were the backdrops for Wizard of Oz when they were doing the scene with The Munchkins. The props just added a great realism to the scene they were design to be used in. The lighting is fair for a fair for a small town theather as I wouldn't expect the same quality you'd find at the Orpheum or GPAC. Their sound system is adequate & I can hear each performers lines & the music with clarity. As I said kept simple & not sacrifing in the way of ticket prices. Low ticket prices & while keeping great quality in productions is a key to this Performing Arts Center success next to their casting dm& play director. I do admit they could use better seating it offers some decient comfort unlike other places who offer better comfort to enjoy a long production. But let Harrell Theatre wow you with their new production of Steel Magnolis coming in February. Enjoy the show. Be sure to like them on Facebook & tell a friend https://www.facebook.com/www.harrelltheatre.org/

I have great memories here for quite a few events and especially for plays that my daughter have…read moreperformed in or worked back stage My daughter got here paycheck at the age of 8 for her performances as Pippin in the Hobbit, it is still in her old room in a frame We have been to a lot of shows and plays over the years and have seen a huge growth inside and out of the organization. Indeed the productions at the Harrell theatre and we have treasured this venue as intimate and cordial for any type of production. The phrase, "Not a Bad Seat in the House" comes to mind. And the venue often has had some really special talent in their programs over the years which have been truly excellent and community building.

I didn't want to give this place 2 stars but they need to do better with their customer service…read more We purchased 3 tickets but one of our guests was unable to come. The website says you can exchange tickets for $5 for a later show. The attendant had no idea what we were talking about and told us "Nobody told you that you can exchange tickets." We showed them that it in fact does say so on the website. Attendant called over a manager and they briefly spoke. Then we were told that we were correct but all the future shows were sold out and we could only exchange for the same play on a future date. That makes sense but you can still buy tickets for the show so they are not sold out. It doesn't bother me that we could not get a refund or exchange but update your website and train your employees. Everything else was great. There is a parking garage in the back that charges $5. Plenty of parking and lights so the place is safe. The show had food and drinks before the play, during the intermission, and a toast after the play. The play was a blast. I want to return.

This is my cousins theater and it is a must see hands down. Its very clean and full of life. I…read morecannot wait to go back and visit