I had a wonderful experience at Broom Street Theater. This is a small local theater that puts on…read morepredominantly independent shows. The exterior of the building is bright and colorful, while the interior was very dark. The theater is very intimate- 2 rows of seats on 3 sides of the stage- something I think added to the show that I saw. The particular show that I saw was a play with B Movie/Horror themes- and it was so much fun! Tickets were $22 if you purchased online ahead of time, and were pay what you can at the door. I chose to purchase mine online to reserve my spot- the night I attended the show was sold out. They did do a pass of baskets to help support the theater and had a tip jar of sorts for the actors at the door to keep the place going. I look forward to coming back for another show in the future- it was a blast!

I've passed by this place daily and finally got the chance to catch a show and see what the inside…read morelooks like. I love the colorful exterior of the building and upon entering it was pretty dark and if you're like me, you'll be surprised as to how small and intimate the stage and seating are. I was expecting to walk into a big theatre and loved the smaller space. There's no bad seat in the house. The shows are very reasonably priced and they have two bathrooms inside. I watched the Delicious Classic - Sprung show and it was hilarious! Great actors, space, and vibe at this local theatre. I'll definitely be back to catch some more shows this summer.

I can't believe I haven't written a review about Forward Theater Company yet. I fear that this…read morereview will not adequately express my love for this company. But nonetheless, I will try. In short: Forward Theater Company presents professional, modern, progressive plays, and IT IS AWESOME! I first became aware of Forward because my roommate was their technical director. He invited me to see the play he had been working on and gave me a ticket that had been reserved for him. I love theater so I was excited to go, but had only ever really seen productions I was already familiar with (Shakespeare, Broadway stuff etc). I went in with a open mind, but wasn't totally sure what to expect. The first play I saw was From Up Here by Liz Flahive, which is partially set in a modern day high school (so it included some amateur actors as well as professional). I was BLOWN AWAY. Literally moved to tears. The set, sound, actors, script, we're all amazing. Despite the fact that I had been given a free ticket, I paid for a ticket to see that show again. I've made it a point to see every Forward show since and have never been disappointed. With modern themes (sometimes slightly provocative) I find the plays to be extremely engaging. So, I implore you -- Go see a show! You won't regret it.

I've been to a couple of Forward Theater shows. Both presented the highest quality actors, sets and…read morewell chosen shows. The most recent show was Red, a two man show about Mark Rothko, an Abstract Expressionist, and his interactions/discussions with a young painter who is hired as his assistant. Very well done! Support Live theater, it's better than TV!!

Visited Marcus Point Cinema while in Madison. From the moment we arrived, the service was friendly…read moreand welcoming, making for a smooth experience. The lounge-style seating was fantastic -- comfortable, spacious, and exactly what you want when settling in for a movie. I really enjoyed the overall setup and how relaxed the experience felt. Overall, a great cinema experience with friendly service and seriously comfortable seating. I'd happily return. Saluti.

Went on a Tuesday - which they have great deals on Tuesday. Free popcorn with a movie ticket…read morepurchase if you are a rewards e member (it's free to sign up). They have different popcorn salt's available. Self serve drinks. The staff was very welcoming. The seats reclined so much. Super comfortable.

Always a stellar experience here! Food, comfort and intimacy give every show a real community vibe!…read more Favorite core memories of movies for my family and I were Barbie and Cat Video Film Fest. Of the later, Mounds Petfood Warehouse said, "I didn't know Flix did fests like that!" I recommend the stack avocado wrap. My Daughter the burger.

When I've gone to flix in the past, it's sometimes felt like something of a ghost town. Not sure if…read moreI just hit slow days but this time was very busy! I like being able to buy tickets online and just go straight to the theater. You do have to be careful when booking-- some chairs are recliners, and others are like rolling desk chairs. This time I got some nachos and the strawberry milkshake with Reese's. Yum! They have pretty good gourmet popcorn options. I recommend for an elevated movie experience. Service is always exceptional, getting you what you need without disrupting the movie.

We had a wonderful time watching Wicked! They have a great concession and the seats were…read morecomfortable. I recommend this theater. Don't forget your friends!

Friendly service, clean atmosphere, affordable rates. Would go to the theater anytime.read more

Absolutely worth it! I like the adult show at 9pm. Was a great time. Comics were great and able…read moreto adapt well to keep the entertainment going! This was my first Improv show and I will definitely seek out improv in the future!

Participating in improv is one of my worst nightmares. I can't imagine being onstage and not…read moreknowing what's coming up next, having to make things up on the fly, and trying to be funny on top of it all. However, I married my opposite. Ben T. decided to try improv after having been an actor on the side a few times, and he loved classes at Atlas. I will leave it to him to fully review the classes here, but I will say that he had a lot of fun, learned a lot, and met some really cool people (who he then introduced me to!). At the end of the improv course, you can participate in a class show. For me, this would be one of those "opportunities" that I would rather pass up. But Ben was really excited about it -- And I was very excited to be an audience member and see what he had learned over the course of 10 weeks. I was lucky to have met a few of the other improv course attendees, and I really think it added something special to the show to know a few people participating in it. Atlas is in a great location, although I found the parking lot difficult to find on a dark night. I ended up parking in a nearby parking lot and hoping I wouldn't be ticketed. The inside of Atlas is really cozy and cute, and the people up front were friendly. Since I was there early and by myself, I was seated right up front. The seating is a bit close together... So I made a new friend, the person sitting next to me! The show was hilarious. It reminded me a lot of Whose Line is it Anyway, which I used to LOVE and cry-laugh watching. The emcees (course instructors) were funny, friendly, and encouraging. The point system can get crazy, like it was on Whose Line, which adds to the fun. The audience was great at throwing out ideas when solicited for what we ate for breakfast or random letters of the alphabet, although to be honest even this made me nervous. I think I was just waiting for some point where they would drag someone on stage or something like that, but we were safe in the audience! I can't wait to make it here for the "real" non-student shows. If the students learned that much in 10 weeks at Level 1 I think the more experienced people would be insanely talented. I was very proud of Ben T. and the rest of his class!

This is our go to theatre on the east side. The amount of options for movie watching preferences is…read morenice. I prefer the elite experience of the Ultra screen. It's a wider and larger screen and more crisp sound. The dream loungers are cozy for snuggling up to your partner, or for getting comfortable alone. There's plenty of space so you can escape into the movie. Also a fan of the pricing for theatre snacks. I remember when popcorn cost 13 dollars and I appreciate that Marcus keeps it under 10 for a large. Pro tip- sign up for the free rewards program. You get discounts on popcorn and snacks and get $7 movies and free popcorn on Tuesdays!

Hey yall me and my girlfriends come and play bingo here every Wednesday evening. Yes I know it's…read morefree bingo but we just feel so uncomfortable with the gentleman calling out the numbers he always makes inappropriate joke and in a mostly well millennial audience I just don't think it's appropriate. Have a blessed day remember Jesus died on the cross for ur sins.

Such a beautiful space! I've never been to Stoughton or the Opera House, but I discovered Charlie…read moreParr would be playing there again. That made me drive out to see this amazing artist once again! The Opera House is stunning. I've seen Charlie in some diverse venues, but this one is by far the classiest. A lively place to see a show. I will certainly return in the near future. Lots of restaurants, bars, and such around the Opera House to investigate as well! Also, you should list to Charlie Parr.Minnesota's own and frequently in Wisconsin. I loved the opportunity to experience a show in such a classic and unique space.

Went to 2 shows so far in the 2024 - 2025 season & had mixed reviews of the SOH so far. First show…read morewas Sam Grisham. Sound was good (as it was a folky show), but the text on SOH's site billed the concert as performing songs his dad did with Jerry Garcia. There were only 1 or 2 songs. Disappointing. Next went to Los Lobos. While it seems the band played well, the sound was pretty bad. The mix was bad, such as a couple of the guitars were largely inaudible as the whole sound was muddy. The vocals were often times too low in the mix. I don't know if the equipment for a louder RNR show was not up to the task, or the person on the soundboard just did a plain bad job.