I saw Leslie Goddard's "The Mystery of Amelia Earhart" at TATC yesterday which was excellent…read more Enjoyed the art exhibit too. The South Shore Railroad station on Ridge Road is under construction; once the rail line is operating and traubs stopping at this location it would provide an option of accessing TATC fairly easily, but it would be a fairly long walk to the theatre, less than a mile. I do not know whether the City of Munster or TATC plan to provide a shuttle bus for the businesses along Ridge Road.

Sandi and I came down on a bus with people from Geneva and Batavia Illinois. This theater is part…read moreof a larger building known as the Center for Visual and Performing Arts. We came to experience a tribute to John Denver. As you enter the theater you will find a theater almost in the round. Every seat is a good seat. The sound was fantastic. The matinee was packed. I looked at the schedule and they offer quite a selection depending on your taste. You can eat lunch there if you make reservations. You will also find an art gallery, gift shop and another setting we did not see. The center is on the former site of Lanier School and the old library. What a great location near the highway and Illinois. The week before they hosted Munster's Got Talent. Take a day to explore the location. Visit Three Floyd's and stay overnight. I understand that very soon you will be able to take South Shore and leave the car behind.

Curtain Call Community Theatre provides a vehicle for local performing arts development,…read moreproduction, education and encourages & fosters community involvement. Curtain Call Community theater provides a space for the arts community to experience live theater in the Mokena area. I had an amazing experience here from the time I spoke with June over the phone, upon entering the theater and experiencing phenomenal service from each and every person involved. This place provides amazing productions as well as service to the community no matter who you are. They took very good care of me and my friends when we attended a production here and I was very impressed with their attentiveness. This is a great community theater and I highly recommend attending a production here!

I love their improve nights. The theatre is small and intimate and their shows are very well…read moredone. Love going to their performances!

Came here to see a concert of the band Kashmir. The venue is very cool. But keep in mind that the…read morefloor is not slanted towards the stage at all. The views are good, but you may have a tall person sitting in front of you. The staff here are all volunteers, but they are even more friendly and helpful than any paid staff I've dealt with at a venue like this. And major props for their sound and lighting staff. They do have good beers and other drinks, but only snack foods. Be prepared.

Went here for the first time a few weeks ago to see Terrapin Flyer and I fell in love with this…read moreplace! Sound is fantastic and not a bad seat in there. Drinks are VERY reasonable priced! People who volunteer there are all friendly and helpful. Can't wait to go see another show here!

Kresge just happens to be a part of my alma mater and the building where I took my super de duper…read moreinformative Fine Arts class. It's also an auditorium that has plays, musicals and concerts from time to time. We went there tonight for Homecoming and to see the fall play. Nothing spectacular about the building itself. Parking is pretty decent, bathrooms are clean and seating is comfy enough, but what the heck--where's the snack bar? I get too parched at anything longer than an hour. Lucky for me though, my mom never leaves home without a cooler stocked with bottled water (something that has embarrassed me and plagued me for the last 20 years of my life but seemingly paid off tonight.) The tickets are always reasonable, so if you get a chance I'd recommend visiting--just make sure you bring a bottle of water along in your purse. Oh and if you're super hungry afterward, the gyro place across the street is pretty epic if you're into that sorta thing.

I really like going to theater 47, I started coming here about 3 years ago. I live less than 10…read moreminutes from the theater. I've enjoyed every show, I like the Michael Jackson one the best so far. The DJ is GREAT, because he gets you in the mood, it's very upbeat and he involves the audience with the music that he plays, I'm always up dancing. The drinks are really good and strong, it took me 2 hours to finish. I like the vendors, I try and buy something from each one to support them. I would like to see a rotation of different vendors. I remember when it was a movie theater, I would bring my 2 son there on Saturday's because it was convenient and cheap. I plan on going to every show they have at Theater 47. Thank you John Ruffin for bringing this great venue to the south suburbs. I love it. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Love the ambience prices were a bit high for me and parking was very assessable…read more Also being able to converse with the actors good

this is one of my favorite theatres in the western suburbs. It's deceptively small (it actually…read moreholds 75 seats) and they have a fun mix of shows. I've both performed and directed there, and I regularly work box office. They are a fun group of people dedicated to bringing local theatre to the community - and with Paramount literally around the corner, they have good company in that endeavor. Tickets are inexpensive, there's not a bad seat in the house, and it's easy to get involved as a volunteer or an actor with 5-6 shows running throughout the year.

Riverfront, it has been too long!…read more When you first enter the lobby you're in for a healthy helping of kitsch. Arrive early if you can and get ready for a feast for the eyes. Ask questions, there's a great story behind everything. As for the performances, colorful, unique and fun. The actors and actresses here are talented. And since any seat is close to the stage, each performance is intimate. Don't miss this gem!