Dear fellow SBC yelpers. Seriously. How does this iconic building have only one review? Just one?…read moreSMH. We arrived at 6:55. Parking feels like a task. We parked across the street. The theater was not open before 7pm and the very prominent signage expressing no food or drink was not subtle. There was a make shift bar. If you wanted a cocktail in the lobby. And soon as the theater opens the wines and waters were welcome. So. I'm not sure if the signs were enforced. Seating is cramped. The restroom had 3 stalls. The show was $23 I will go back.

I've been to several SLT plays -regular and kids academy. All have been GREAT! The sets, the casts,…read morethe music--all are great! Neat older building. Drinks and snacks are available (should tip) but must be consumed in lobby. It is great to see the town support the arts!

Was visiting Shreveport for the weekend with family and came here for brunch. The food was fresh…read moreand tasty, service was friendly, and the decor/ambiance was modern/upscale. They had a really good spread of food with both healthy options as well as your good ol' breakfast classics, which included your typical brunch favs like mimosas, omelette & waffle stations (cute touch with the golf club shaped waffles), yogurt with a variety of fruit toppings, donuts, and cereal. Was a great way to start our day while enjoying time with family!

We joined Southern Trace so that I would have a lovely place to get a table of Bridge together…read more Go out to eat a nice dinner on occasion and in the summer, have a drink around the pool. The club is very nice, we were treated so well and we did enjoy our time there. But it was quite a drive out there so we would go or I would go onlly 4 or 5 times a month, occasionally 6 times. The problem was, which upset me a lot, was when I got home each time from the club, I would jot down the cost of my meal and drink. The bill would come end of month and always was way more than it should have been. I would call, they would say sorry and next month was the same. There is no way they could do this month after month without the intention to shaft you. Six lunches instead of four, 2 dinners instead of one, 8 drinks instead of four. Every single month. I finally decided enough was enough and told them I was done, when I had joined, which was thousands of dollars, they said if we wanted to quit at any time we would get our money back. Now they said sorry, rules changed, club under new ownership, but when we see all our memberships, then you will get your money back. Oh ok. So a year later I pulled my file and they said we still have not sold all of our memeberships. And the next, I then asked how many more did they have to sell. They were not sure at the time. The next year, how many more, and they said the one you need to speak to is not here right now. Next, oh that information is not at hand. And then they sold again. And I gave up. Keep the damn money. Use it to fix up the golf course next time it floods and it does flood all the time. Just glad we never bought a house out there. Cannot imagine the horror that would have been. Lesson learned.Will never ever join anything like that again.

There is no better personal dining experience and 5- star attention to customers and their needs…read more The food is excellent and the best buffet I've ever experienced in my many years in the restaurant business. To experience the holiday event buffets there is none like it!!! How do they do it? It's quite the dance of everyone involved

One of the best places in town to see a play! The MLP puts on some of the best, most lavish, and…read morewell-performed productions in this region! It is truly the essence of what college theater is all about. I have seen countless plays here and I have loved every single one! The past productions have run from the family-friendly ("The Christmas Carol"-I've gone the last two seasons!) to the risque' ("The Shape of Things"-one of my all-time faves!) This season's lineup looks to be more of the same and I could not be happier about that! The season kicks off September 30th with "The Glory of Living" , a finalist for the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It also plays October 1, 2, 6-8. The next production will be "Five Women Wearing The Same Dress", a comedy by Alan Ball, writer and producer of "True Blood" and "American Beauty". It runs from November 10-13. "The Santaland Diaries" is a holiday comedy that should NOT be missed by the great writer David Sedaris, author of "Me Talk Pretty One Day", "Naked", and "Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim". It runs December 15-18. And in the Spring, they will have-what else? "The Spring Awakening"! A musical, by who else? Duncan Sheik!-Yes, THAT Duncan Sheik! From, "I am barely breathing, and I can't find the air, I don't know who I'm kidding, imagining you care"...C'mon, people! Don't make me sing the whole thing! "The Spring Awakening" will take place April 13-15 and 19-20. Support College Theater and the Arts! Support Centenary College! Listen to KSCL 91.3 FM for all the awesome alternative sound waves of Centenary College radio! See the hippest, coolest plays on stage this year, ONLY on the campus of Centenary College off of Kings Hwy at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse! Go to www.centenary.edu/playhouse for more information!